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2Jokeyman123 Thank  you!
Good thing about PX-360 that it comes with 3 years warranty. Therefore voiding of the warranty is not an option.
Seems like the problem persists though most of DP on  the market.
I heard Kawai makes the most silent keyboard. Can anybody share opinion about the subject with respect to Kawai.

I think it is possible. 
1) USB to Computer.
2) Computer audio output to PX-360 Line-In.
3) Use Balance menu to make an adjustment. Keep the line-in up, you can turn the rest of parameters down(at least turn down Upper 1)
There are other ways how to set it up. I am sure you will find more than 2

Some comments:
pianoteq is a cool thing, with many buts. In my opinion PX 360 itself is better (in terms of bank of sounds).
The polyphony of pianoteq cannot keep up with some passages.
We(i and my friend) were surprised when we found this problem.

If you do want some improvements get Integra 7 or Sound Module from Nord for instance. In addition software based sound modules have some "hidden" issues, when you start thinking about integration with real-time tutoring systems and DAW (this is not obvious). Think twice.

PianomanChuck may be he is a good musician(I do not have any idea how good he is), but his review about PX 360 is barely touching the surface.
M Martin makes a really good videos with a lot of details. It would be great to see his session dedicated to PX-360. 

In terms of lessons I would recommend pianomarvel.com(it is not an advertisement, I just truly like this software ) which is by far better than anything else on the marker of the online tutoring.

2Scott Hamlin.

I do not notice the noise when using headphones as well:) 

2BradMX

You are missing the point.

The idea to use headphones to do not disturb people around you does not work with Privia. It is so, because the noise of the keyboard (mechanical noise) is loud and creates more problems than if you just play music at the same sound level.
Overall the noise is loud.
I want to understand whether there are other digital pianos which solve this problem better than Privia.
 

1 hour ago, BradMZ said:

 

This little detail is something that should not have been omitted in the original post.  

2BradMZ

There is no confidence in my assumption.
I just gave a chance for an excuse to Casio, which actually maybe not the case at all.
Casio is not aware of the problem which does  take a place in the reality.

The keyboard mechanics noise level is very high. (It is an issue on Privia, and CDP line)
It makes it pointless to use headphones, since the disturbance from mechanical noise is much higher than from playing music.

Do you support such opinion?
How do you fight the problem? ( Any recommendations for quieter brand/model are welcome )

Casio customer support - could not reproduce the problem (as expected).

Workaround - reset to factory settings.(note: reset does not touch personal data, which is good)

I suspect the problem appeared after manipulating with settings from DAW. The default control panel (in DAW) provides access to much wider list of parameters than PX 360 provide through its own UI.

I know a workaround now for the issue.

I have submitted the service request to Casio customer support.

Want to get their reply first, prior to updating the status on this thread.

From my previous experience of communication with Casio customer support the best they could do is to provide me a reference to my own comments from this web-site;).

I will try (2Joe Muscara).
But it does not make any difference since it is clearly a malfunction.
(I tried to adjust system settings to see whether it may help to improve the performance of the device. So far no lick).

Do you have PX-360? Can you try to follow the steps and let know whether you get the same results.

So far it looks like nobody(on this forum) has PX-360 in possession, since nobody has confirmed nor disproved the problem.

Please reply whether you experience the same problem. I want to understand how common this issue is.

I insist that it is a bug. Very major one.

Try the following:
1) Turn on PX 360.
2) Go to Rhythm menu.
3) Select "PIANO BALLAD 1" (It is within Piano Rhythms)
4) Turn "One Touch".
5) Turn "Accomp" On.
6) Play any chord (lower part of keyboard).
7) Press Normal/Fill-in.
Result: The sound stops and then resumes within a second or so.
The Beat counter is also stops and then speeds up to catch up with the correct value.
The Beat counter clearly indicates the malfunction.

Fill-in in some other rhythm styles works better when sustain or sostenuto pedal is pressed down and hold (which is not suppose to be a part of equation).

I am not trying to bring PX-360 down, I would happy to accept your explanation(2tnicoson) but it simply a weak implementation of the fill-in functionality.

Does anybody can reproduce the issue as it described above?

PX-360

Playing a rhythm with accomp ON makes stops(interrupts the melody) upon pressing the fill-in button.
This does not happen with every rhythm but it happens like 50%.
Does anybody aware of a solution for this problem?

What's the difference between "preset rhythms" and "music presets"?

Music presets contains chords progression (user may create and save its own one).

Preset rhythms - It is a rhythm pattern and set of instruments.(user may adjust setting of instruments set only - In the other words it is a customization for the system track).

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