Help finding mysteriously missing sounds ???

[showkster]

My 3800 had the perfect steel guitar sound ... perfect attack ,etc.

Most of you are probably too young to remember the Byrds "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere"

but that CASIO had the PERFECT sound . . .

 

I traded up for a new WK 7500, and the sound seems to be missing . . .

can anyone help me find the

Pedal STEELE GUITAR on the WK 7500:

 

 

 

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It was/IS (I still have my WK-3800!) Tone Number 546 "Pedal Steel", and if you were/are good with the pitch bend wheel, it could/can sound fairly realistic.  I tried various effects on all of the different "Clean" guitar tones on the WK-7500, particularly the "Chorus Clean Guitar" tone, but I was never able to reasonably emulate the Pedal Steel tone of the WK-3800.  The problem is that the Pedal Steel tone wave sample of the WK-3800 is that of an actual pedal steel, while none of the guitar wave samples of the newer models are of an actual pedal steel, so if you are trying for a decent match, you are behind the 8-ball right out of the gate.

 

Depending upon your performance venue, you might want to consider computer-based VSTi's.

 

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[showkster]

I don't know what a "computer-based VSTi's" is.

 

I'll keep trying to modify ... there's an organ sound in the draw bars, coupled with perc that's very close

 

here's another one we used to do and the WK3800 Steele was superb . . .