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Hi, My macro was not provided for conversion between different CASIO rhyth formats, but you can open rhythm file in it, reassign voices and other parameters and save as AC7 format.. May be it will work)) But, as "T" wrote, modern models can accept older formats to work with them. I have CTK-7000, and it can do this. But, the process is little more complex (CKF becomes to not an original AC7), but generally it's true

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As I wrote, my macro is not Yamaha-to-Casio, but MIDI-to-Casio converter. So yamaha style recognizion is only a sweet option)) And because of more wide features of Yamaha styles, precise conversion Y-to-C in most cases is impossible. But this is an ancient version of macro, i'm working for version 3, with more wide capabilities. Meanwhile, meet the translated version of macro. http://casio.medivm.ru/casio_rhythm_converter_doc.html (special link)

some explanation of my converer GUI - in english

You can use sliders with setting "9-16" instead "<",">", "-" & "+". It's more flexible.

ОК, Richie. i'll try to explain 1. Copy factory rhythm to user rhythm. To do this, select the factory rhythm (source), press Pattern Editor, then (F+)menu, then Store, Select empty User Rhythm (target) slot. Press Enter (if slot isn't empty - will be prompt to repalce it) You have read only user style 2. Make needed part to be editable select pattern (e.g. Normal) by rhythm controller buttons, select part - Bass by < > buttons. Press Function+Pattern sequencer. In menu, select Part Edit -> Copy, Select Rhythm from source factory rhythm, and pattern and part needed to edit. (Sure?Yes) 3. Edit part conversion table (as well as other parameters) Return to menu (1 exit) and select PartPara. Change Table to 04. Press Exit until Store. Change slot to target user rhythm (as in p.1) Press Enter Replace?Yes Conversion table is changed to bass f-root I hope it will help

Try to edit a style with f-root conversion table for bass part

i tested my own suggestions.. the 2th one doesn't work. this command sets up "Chorus1" effect the 1st works bad when autoaccompanent is used - when it starts, mixer drops at style default values. i can offer 3rd option: you can set in mixer DSPLine to the part which don't use (for example 16). Then, in other parts Chorus will switch off

Ric, try this: 1. In the mixer, set chorus level for all parts to 0. The mixer settings should override tone settings. 2. From the external midi device (for example PC with DAW or MIDI OX) send the message: F0H 7FH 7FH 04H 05H 01H 01H 01H 01H 02H 00H 00H F7H something of it can help. But, why do you want to switch off the chorus entirely, not for a particular part?

http://support.casio.com/en/support/information.php?cid=008&pid=614 ((( My question: is anybody had success with run CTK-7000 and XW-G1 under Win10 ?

Hi Richard. It works (exactly as Brand wrote), i used it yesterday )) The key point is to not release button "store" while pushing the number of registration button. (Like "Ctrl+" in PC)))

Hi, the implementation of DSP for Melodic polyphonic sounds looks like the one of Casio 7-series models: https://yadi.sk/i/VOaFOB7YkNDmo

it is possible via using a computer with a DAW, or midi mapper (like MIDI-OX) program be sure, that an option Local On is set

Hi, you should use the mixer. 1st part - normal, 3rd - split

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