App (editor) for reading and writing the preset settings for PX-S7000

[Alexandra]

Is there any app for PX-S7000 for quick changing of the presets settings (registrations) and names of the banks? Changing one parameter in 20 presets or changing the names via the piano UI takes a lot of time. Or an editor that can read and write the file of exported presets from the piano?
 

It would be also helpful to have the possibility to set the custom names for the presets (F1 - F4) and see the name of the preset when selected (instead of an instrument, which is misleading in case of using the split or layer - only one of the used instruments is displayed) or at least see the name of the bank on the display.

Why the MIDI file saved from the piano has always 17 tracks even if only one or two tracks are recorded and all other are empty? Saving a MIDI file to USB takes significantly longer than on other MIDI pianos.

Edited March 7 by Alexandra
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[Brad Saucier]

Casio Music Space app is available for mobile devices.  The app has a remote controller feature which allows touchscreen control over a range of keyboard settings.  Here is the manual for that as a preview of the app if you're interested.

 

As far as the MIDI file, if saving in MID format, it should appear to be 16 tracks in an SMF player (even if some tracks are empty) since this number of tracks is part of the universal specification of the SMF format.  The "17th track" is called a "system track". It is a Casio proprietary method which can record a number of keyboard parts (like splits and layers) as a single track. The PX-S7000 MIDI recorder has the system track plus 1 standard solo MIDI track.  The recording can be converted to SMF by choosing the MID option upon saving to flash drive.  

[Alexandra]

Thank you for the answer! I've installed the app, but it's not possible to change settings of presets or bank names via the app. I'm interested in using .MID files and I was searching for an option to copy only one or two tracks. Seems it's not possible. Though few things are missing, I really enjoy playing PX-S7000

[Brad Saucier]

Can you clarify what you're doing with MIDI files?  

[Alexandra]

My DAW works better with mid files and also exports to mid. But the reason I was searching for a possibility to save only one or two tracks from the piano is because the saving process takes too long, usually I was able to copy mid file from different pianos to usb stick within a second. Here saving in any format smf or mid takes significantly longer, but it's okay, I don't do it this way often. 

 

I also realized it is not possible to save the number of the MIDI channel in the presets and therefore switching between the channels is not possible via presets. This would be also very helpful when using the sounds from external library during live performances.