reed

6 hours ago, Jokeyman123 said:

How is the TP-110 entirely different. I've read all so many posts re key actions for years, I won't open this can of worms here. but anotherscott if you can find a picture of the TP-110110 mechanism, I'd like to see it if you can find it. The latest I can find is for the TP-100...and if the 110 is similar, yes it certainly is entirely different than a TP-40.

 

And reed, I guess the point to all this-I would play first whatever you are going to buy if it is physically possible. The way it feels to you is all that matters ultimately. 

I rely upon reviews and comments online for most of my purchasing as I live in a small city.  You just have to read a lot to come to your own conclusion.     Here's some info on the TP110 but it is all in Italian. 

https://www.smstrumentimusicali.it/speciale-studiologic-numa-x-piano/

I am too spoiled by all the Casio boards with built-in speakers that I have owned.   If Casio doesn't make a 73/76 in the near future and I really need one, I will consider the Yamaha P121 with 73 key.

I hope that Casio will develop 73/76 key digital piano.   I almost purchased Numa X 73, but no built in speaker is a deal breaker for me. 

Just got my brand new PX560.  I was loving it until I realized that the touchscreen was not behaving right.   The calibration did the trick.   What a relief.  I thought I got a lemon.  The touchscreen now responds very well and precisely.   Thanks for the PDF file.  

I have not received my PX-5S but I was reading the manual and watching the tutorial videos.   I read in the manual that zones receive midi on different channels, but can zones send midi on different channels to an external midi device?    If where do I select the midi out channels?

Thank you.  

 

Just wanted to share the stage setting that I usually use when playing at church. 

 

4 zones: Pad, Strings, Piano, E Piano

 

Slider 1: Piano volume

Slider 2: Strings volume

Slider 3: Pad volume

Slider 4: E Piano volume

Slider 5: Delay

Slider 6: Aux volume

 

The Pad sound is based on the Maximilion stage setting, with some tweaks. I only have it sounding in the lower part of the keyboard (but shifted up an octave).

 

Download can be found here. 

 

Thanks, Jeremy.   It seems to be a very useful setting.    A church group in Asia I am involved with purchased the PX-5s at my recommendation.   I have not played the PX-5s myself but I am downloading settings, newer firmware and etc to take with me next month.  

Chris