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@@gaston6340 Yeah a number of the electric pianos when mixed with other sounds are pretty good. The pianos are ok but have to be tweaked or layered for a certain type of sound.

@@mauriciopereira5677 I assigned all 3 knobs for volume for now. Knob 1 is upper 1 volume. Knob 2 is upper 2 volume. Knob 3 is lower volume. I usually adjust it based on how much of the sound I want to hear. Sometimes I turn down knobs 1 and 2 and have the bass in lower louder. The bass guitars don’t always have the volume I want so I compensate that way and turn the main volume up after adjusting those. I also currently have my upper 1 and 2 as buttons so I can change the sound on upper 1 on the fly. Usually upper 2 is 3/4 the way up or more. Sorry for getting back to you so late.

@@GospelMusic4Life thanks!!!

@@Shades289 I’ve got to look at the specs a little more on the Go Keys 5. Some of the functions I see it has are things I like. Vocal harmony, can load new sounds and rhythms, usb audio I believe. Would have been nice to see knobs. I run my iPad 9 into the audio in on my Casio when playing out but I plan to test the iPad direct into a PA speaker connected to the Casio at some point. The audio in jack does not seem to have the clarity as iPad going into my Juno although it still sounds ok in the Casio. I wonder if the Roland can run iPad sound apps through the audio input so that I do not have to use the 3.5mm jack.

The Keyed action is good but you can't save none of your modifications at all Casio Cts 500 is real especially probably with loop machines

@@davidlancaster1974 Thanks! It’s a great board. I’m still trying to get the most out of it. I’ve got to get back to trying to use its main feature. 😀 Vocal synthesis.

@@GospelMusic4Life Yes, the vocal synthesis seems like a lot of fun! I have the 500 but there are so many functions I still haven’t explored even on that model.

@@gabrielrsd182 Yes. Depending on what your goals are as a musician but it is a good start. The Roland go keys 5 may be a good option also but I have not had a chance to see it in person. I love performing different styles of music and having a lot of sounds so the S500 is a good board that would allow me to do that. I also like playing piano with more range so I have another 88 keyboard for that. The action on the CT S line keyboards seem better than the actions on some of the other Casios I have played and owned. Also having the assignable knobs are a great benefit. What’s your goal as a musician long term? When I first started I wanted to play jazz and gospel with a mix of classical. 😀

@@GospelMusic4Life I'm a 37 years old auxiliar pastor working as worship leader in a small church. My goal is learn and be able to jump into the keyboard and praise the lord. My budget is limited, but I believe I can afford a CT-S500. If i get real good and God allows me I would be looking to get a 88 keys Yamaha CK that will also be the Church's main piano.

@@gabrielrsd182 Cool let me know how I can help. What type of songs do you perform? Depending on your church the Casio can do a lot of the work for you as a full band by saving registrations.

Yes that would probably probably make a great midi controller with 76 keys!

Thanks. I had fun using that patch.

This recording was done directly from my iPad screen recording feature. The drum sound was from garage band drummer I believe. I had my Nektar T6 midi controller connected to the iPad. Recording using a VST or sound on directly on your computer will usually sound better than cables going into an audio interface but that also depends on the quality of the audio interface and the output ports on your keyboard. When I use the outputs from my keyboard going into my audio interface they aren’t always as good as the apps I use as far as sound but really again it’s about quality of what you are using. The are ways to make things sound better with effects plugins but I usually work with a lot of the default settings on instruments and plugins. Hopefully I answered your question.

Great answer thank you

Thanks. This was a while back but I was trying to keep a feel of movement with walking bass because the drummer was not playing at that point. I was keeping time like a bass drum on the foot pedal to make a thumping sound.

No problem.

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I think I’m using midiculus in this. I believe it actually has the chordie app built into it. Is there something specific you wanted me to do with this song?

Thanks. Sorry I missed your comment.

Thanks! Great song.

I know what you mean winging it. 😃 Thanks!

@@GospelMusic4Life it went well, wasn’t as hard as I thought, listening to this on the way definitely helped, I started figuring out more and more parts as it went on

I dabble on the bass every blue moon but over the years have realized I love the ibanez basses made like this. This is the 305m. It has a maple neck. The neck is fast and it has a beefy sound to it. I was tempted to get another brand some years back until I took my bass to the store and compared it. Which bass are you getting? The newer Ibanez 300 models would be comparable except I don’t think any of them have a maple neck.

@@GospelMusic4Life What a great brother!! I'm actually getting a DSR 305m Exactly like yours!! I hope you like the sound of it too!!

@@chrystyannohara774 I’ve tried a few different strings but like the DR high beams. One other thing I forgot. Check the string size on the low B before you buy them. I think I have a .125 on mine but not completely sure as I have not picked it up in a while. I purchased a .130 from one brand years ago and it didn’t pull all the way through the bridge. I think that is why I down sized the B. I didn’t want to do any drilling on my bridge. Congrats on your new bass!

@@GospelMusic4Life Thank you very much

Sorry I took so long I can redo it if needed. Post from my iPad trying to make sure you got something. Been a little busy lately.

I will try to get the basic chords to you but I will have to spilt it up into just chords. I don’t want to get any more RUclips copyright strikes.

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I would have to connect one. Any keyboard or midi controller with and expression pedal port or assignable port show work. Both my keyboard and midi controllers have an expression pedal port. Does your keyboard have an expression port?

@@GospelMusic4Life my keyboard is a casio privia pxs 1000, I use it with the vbm3 organ application but I don't know if any of its inputs are suitable for the expression pedal. It has the damper pedal input (which I use as the rotation) and it has the midi input that appears as a pedal unit, I don't know which of those two can be used and if the app recognizes it. Could you help me confirm, I want to use expression volume

@@danellyelizabethrodriguez1748 i looked at the keyboard. You would have to use some other method to use a volume or expression pedal since it does not have a connection for it. One way to control volume swell is to have the audio going out of the keyboard into a pedal that sends that sound to another sound source like an amp. Another way is that you would need to connect the keyboard to another device in which they can pass midi data back and forth. That might get a little complicated if you don’t use midi. If you had two keyboards connected to a computer and one had the jack you could do it that way also.

You can purchase a MIDI expression pedal, if you do not have an expression pedal input on your keyboard. Just do a search for MIDI expression pedal. There aren’t a ton of companies making them. But, you will find them.

@@GospelMusic4Life Does the sustain pedal work in the app?

Sorry I missed your post. I just got a copyright strike for playing a song so I may end up taking down all videos of me playing songs that are not public domain.

Ok I will try to do that and also another video someone else asked for.

⁠@@GospelMusic4LifeYES PLEASE! This beautiful

@@evabooneI see I never actually did this. I will set a calendar appointment now to work on this tonight.

@@GospelMusic4Life 🙌🏽🙏🏽🏆 THANK YOU SO MUCH

@@evaboone We worship your holy name ruclips.net/user/live0ejyzUdsq4k?feature=share

Gospel style wise I’m a mixture of different genres of music but mostly jazz, blues, classical as far as sound influences. All played in my interpretation of them mixed together.

@@GospelMusic4Life thnak you im starting to learn those genres

@@GospelMusic4Life im gladly to learn your double notes ahehe

I could probably do a live zoom session. I will have to figure how how to get that setup. I still don’t fully utilize my keyboard but can share a few things. What is the best time to do a live session?

I'm flexible, let me know what is best for you.

@@delhollingsworth4755 I try to get online after 9pm est during the week when I can as that is when the family settles in. I would need an exact time for anytime before than.

Yeah it goes to Bb.

@@GospelMusic4Life good tutorial thanks for your gift 🎁

Thanks. To God be the glory. Trying to learn more everyday.

Some of that is in the touch response of the keyboard. I do have a heavy hand at times from playing to hard on weighted keyboard. I need to work more on my touch. I have been working more on my weaker fingers. Also some of its when I change to the next sound string it has a different attack on the next sound. All of the sounds have a different response to how hard you play the keys.

I don’t practice like I used to after having a family. Most times I’m just practicing songs for Sunday service and recording ideas to learn latter. When I was more serious about practicing I would practice major and minor scales along with basic chords and their inversions. I plan to try to do better in the new year. It’s more of a concept of practicing for me now which I want to work on. No matter what you play practice up and down the keyboard, forward and backwards, in opposite directions up and down the keys, intervals, and in every key. For the most part I try to make whatever it is fun for me which keeps the motivation going.

Thanks. Your doing a great job blessing the kingdom!

Glad it helped!

Yes it has a tempo tap button or you can click the tempo button and set the tempo. The keyboard has some basic preprogrammed drum patterns for different styles. Each style has variations on them or you can record your own patterns.

Sorry I missed this post. Thanks.

Yeah it was a good keyboard.

Sorry I missed your comments but thanks.

Sorry I missed your comment but no problem. Glad to share.

No problem. Hopefully Lamar will let me keep video up. 😃

Thanks.

I will try to talk more often 😀

Short notice in songs this Sunday. 😃

Working on it.

I may be downsizing. I started back church and it was a little large for me and the family to carry in the truck. Looking back I wish I had picked up the 76 key. 😀 I still had my trusty Casio for the next time I played.

Sorry I missed your post. It’s a good keyboard.

I caught mine on sale at guitar center a little over a year ago for around $800. The price has gone up now.

I will work on getting midi keys view.