meandrake

Thanks. I was hoping against hope. 😀

I got a .dal file for CTX-9000 with some custom tones. Is there any I can use this to get the tones converted for my Casio MZ-X500?

OK. Thanks.

Is there any way to import or convert .ton files of CTX-9000IN to MZ-X500 compatible format. There's an awesome sounding pack I would buy if this was possible.

Regards.

YES!!! Finally got it perfect.

The reason I wanted to do this was a friend has done a bunch load of tones for his Korg. These are non commercial (for his personal use, and mine if I can convert) but awesome Indian instrument sounds. I want to borrow and convert all to Casio ztn format by getting the wavs using Awave Studio.

Thanks Again!!! 👍

On 2/20/2018 at 7:13 AM, Brad Saucier said:

While you are editing the samples that you'll be dropping into the MZX Sample Manager, set loop points using your DAW software. The MZ will obey those loop points later when the tone is loaded. Beware that not all audio editing software will embed wave file loop markers for export.  Wavosaur is one free app that can create loops the MZ will recognize.  

Well I set the loop points at start and end of the short wav file and loaded the tone. The problem is the sound plays endlessly even after the finger is off the key. as you continue to play all notes are going on ....

That was quick, thanks. Off to study wavosaur. 

I am trying to create some ztn tone files from wav samples using Casion Sample Manager. I could get a proper tone for a flute variant when I use the attached wav file. But I want the tone to play as long as they key is pressed, which it doesn't. Since This is my first try at creating tones, would like some help on how to achieve this. I can't figure out the parameters to set on this screen of the sample manager show below.

Regards.

fluter-flutter.wav

OK. Thanks Gotcha. If I need a proper Midi I need to give up the rhythms and record strictly one instrument per track and all will be fine.

Well I used the midi record feature of the MZ-X500 and recorded a system and a  solo track on top. It all plays fine when played. Now when I save it to USB drive as midi file, it exports a one track midi (system track data is not there at all) and even track 2 has just a few snatches of notes.

Is there a way I can export the entire playback to a proper midi that contains everything played?