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The PX5S also has MFX.


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I do forget that the PX5S also has MFX, It mostly gets untouched.

I needed compression once and I thought there is distortion but no

compression why didn't they put it in like master FX.

 

Behold I was to focused on dsp per zone I've totally missed each stage

can have its own MFX parameter assigned to. Could be wrong here but think the

PX5S is the first Casio keyboard that can stack two effects together these are no send fx.

But stacks like lego way .  MFX are Compression , Reverb , Chorus and Delay.

it doesn't work with all DSP together I've noticed , early reflection can't be stack

with Chorus MFX either that or I did something not right. 

 

Funny thing to do with delay one could build a triple stack  using the arpeggio, Dsp delay and 

MFX delay with different timing. or a Massive chorus if tuned correctly. Except reverb there can 

be only one.     

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13 hours ago, Brad Saucier said:

MZ-2000 was the first with system effects (reverb, chorus), master effects, and DSP insert effects.  It could also stack 2 DSP effects.  :)

I see 🤔, With comparison to the PX-S and CTX DSP,  interesting development. 
I remember that cool organ sound you did on the mz-2000 with the DSP Brad. 

I also seen how the DSP on the ctx 900 sound with the ZPI engine its narly awesome.

 

 

Specially love the sound at 4:07

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