Egor

how do i save all my registrations that i already created ? is it in the manual somewhere i guess?

Thank you for the reply Brad. I dont get clipping from the internal speakers but I hear some distortion for some patches from the speakers facing me. I even have a separate forum thread about it. So, how do you recommend I go about the possibly defective unit?

No, those are not a Rhodes growling. This is a an actually a speaker cracking/crapping and as I explained it's caused by a left channel which is even visually in the mixer hotter than the right channel. The signals from the left and right channels are very uneven. And it's not a bad cable or DI box.We tried all options to make sure to eliminate the possible external causes. I also explained that out of rack of keyboards I only had my Casio crapping the whole PA in the theater while all the sound boards dont show any clipping which drove all the sound engineers totally puzzled. And yes, I was able to minimize the issue with trimming the low gain every time I heard the cracking but I can do it constantly/ I had a 13 piece band to run while playing my own charts and watching the singers to lead the band property, I believe it could be simply a mechanical problem with my PX560 or a software bug and this is what I'm asking if somebody had a similar issue. Thank you guys!

No, I haven't done anything like that. In fact I tried to press Grad piano button to take me to thr default settings making sure nothing was custom changed and from there I would chose Rhodes patched and it's still clipping a lot.

Just did a sound check for the show tonite at the pro venue that does anybody from Earth Wind & Fire to Chicago and Tony Bennet with a powerful pro PA and a pro sound crew. Using three keyboards - two Yamahas and my PX 560. The sound from PX 560 comes crapping the mains and my monitors while two other boards sound nice and clean. Looks like the Rhodes patches are the ones that distort the PA naturally being phat and powerful. The sound guys tried every possible solution and nothing helped so far. They say that the distortion is coming mainly from the left channel/ left Out. And they say the left channel is hotter then the right one both in mains and the monitors. Interesting that when I trim the low gain on keyboard the crapping almost disappears... But it is definitely not the house system that handles any kinds of pro band like I mentioned above. Does anybody have the same problem? Anything wrong with my PX 560? It is a brand new one and this is only a third gig I'm doing on it. Should I need a service or even the replacement? Any feedback would be really appreciated! Thank you in advance!

Looks like all the organ sounds are programmed with the modulation effect when using the modulation wheel which makes it all sound wrong and pretty bad. And also, if I want to change the effect to rotary it is not available for the mod wheel. And the Vibrato/Chorus only available if an organ sound is on the Upper 1 only. So, based on that. Is it possible to globally change the modulation effect for all the organs to rotary or at least Vibrato/Chorus? And also be able to have those effect available even when an organ sound is not only on Upper 1 zone? Thank you!

Nothing helpd. I created another similar registration with a same HEX sound and the then with another similar soudn and the effects were not loading after gettging back to those registrations. And then I created it it again and it works now.... So I dont know if it's a software bug or the keyboard bug. Someboy esle should try to re-create what I was doign it see if it works.

Sorry, im not sure what registration filters are. Can you please explain? Thank you!

Nope, these are the factory sound called Trance Tones and it's number 79

When I create a Registration with Trance Tones 79 in Upper 1 zone it has a nice delay/reverb in it. After I save and then recall this registration when needed all the effects are not present anymore and I just get a dry sound without any delay and reverb. Is it a bug?

Thanks Joe, yes I already found it in the manual after I posted here. But what about the distorted sound from the speakers facing me?

I sign here too! This would be so much helpful if there would be a scrollable window with all the saved and named registrations just like there is a window with sounds to choose from. Casio, PLEASE update your PX560 software with such feature. I can't believe Casio recommends to write down our registrations names on the piece of paper while dealing with a high tech pro keyboard... C'mon Casio! Really?.. Thank you.

Loving the board so far. Can you please advise if I can turn the speakers off manually? I would not want to hear the sound thru the speaker when connected to the keyboard amp. And I thought the speakers suppose to switched off when an external amp is connected via line out. But this does not work on my unit. The speakers are still heard. also, the sound thru the speakers facing me is often distorted like they are not handling the volume . Is this how the 560 handles the sound or something wrong with my unit? Thank you in advance!