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Thanks for the feedback. Even though it's now a few years old, this keyboard has a lot of potential and is quite powerful for a low budget instrument.

It's possibly because the tempo is determined by the SYS TRACK, so make sure you record something there first, even if you just start the recording but don't play anything. Set the tempo you want and select "RecTrkSy" then start the recording for a bar or two. No when you record SOLO tracks (1-16) the tempo will be the one you set on the SYS TRACK. That should solve it for you - I hope! 😎 There is a REPEAT mode, which just repeats a complete song - it's not really a looper unfortunately. However, in one sense, the accompaniment patterns are loops so you could create something loopy there, or you could use the phrase pads to record loops that you can drop in and out during a performance. The repeat function is indicated by the black dash on the bottom left of the display, alongside the word REPEAT. Again, I hope that helps.

Your other question about deleting - when the user song is on the display, hold down the FUNCTION/EDIT button, and now use the left/right arrows to switch between SONG, WHOLE TRACK, TRACK MEASURE, TRACK EVENT. Then press ENTER several times and use the wheel to select the track, followed by YES to delete a particular track. 😎

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusicthank you solved both the delete track and bpm problems!!! i’m still having a hard time figuring out how to use the repeat mode… what i want to do is something like recording a chord progression, loop it and while the chord progression is repeating it self take my guitar and play along the recording… is it possible to do something like this??

@@fossato3829 For this approach try the phrase pads. I've done a couple of videos that will help you hear the potential in Video No. 32 (ruclips.net/video/lNbdfZmbmoU/видео.htmlsi=svkl8wwDXbckCS0F) and also how to create phrases in Video No.9 (ruclips.net/video/DBRctD3RkDU/видео.htmlsi=d83jWwb_t1lhnX8i). A pad set consists of 4 phrases, each can be up to 16 bars/measures, and you can toggle them on and off. Once they get to the end they can be set to loop or not. The loops can be anything - bass, chords, percussion - and the pitches can be determined by the left hand chords or not. Hope that works for you. 😎

No problem - glad the info has been useful. 😎

There are so many options and it depends on what phone you've got (Android or Apple) and what you want to record. If you're just after simple recording then "Dolby ON" for Android is easy to operate. But if you're after multitrack recording on your phone (or tablet) then there's Cubase, n-Studio, Bandlab and several others for Android - Garageband is Apple only. These apps can all record several tracks of audio and also add their own built-in instrument sounds on other tracks. I hope that helps. 😎

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusicWhat do i need to record my ctx 3000 using Dolby on? Thankyou for your time.

@@Kefani-ks9pd Once you've got Dolby ON installed you can just click record on your phone and start playing. But that will pick up other sound in the room, so instead you can connect directly the audio output from the keyboard to the phone. On the CTX-3000 that means a large jack plug goes into the headphone output and on the other end a mini jack plug can go into your phone. Now you should be able to do a direct recording. On the keyboard make sure the speakers are turned on so you can hear it - hold down FUNCTION button and then scroll to find the setting to keep the speakers turned on even when something is plugged into the headphone output. Of course, there are many further ways to record your keyboard, but if you're just starting out then this method will get you going. 😎

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic Thank you so much!

Take a look at this video to see if it's what you are trying to do: ruclips.net/video/_AnmbkS4veU/видео.htmlsi=r8TVwSOEdvVKLxa- I'm using an external MIDI controller which has some knobs that can be set to various MIDI messages, such as volume and FX. 😎

How to change layer volume: 1. Short press PART/MIXER button and make sure the screen says "1-9 Keyboard". If it doesn't use the -/+ buttons to change and then short press PART/MIXER again to exit. (Red LED goes out.) 2. Long press PART/MIXER button and now you're in mixer mode and you can adjust settings for the 9 live keyboard parts. Parts 1-4 are the layers - U1, U2, L1, L2. 3. The up and down arrows on the keypad will select the parameter you can change = Part ON/OFF, Volume, Pan, Rev, Chorus, Delay. Select volume. 4. The left and right arrows on the keypad will change the part you are changing. U1 is part 1, U2 is part 2, L1 is part 3, L2 is part 4. 5. Use the wheel to adjust the value of the parameter. I hope that helps.

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic Thank you for your effort. You are very kind. I will try it out. Regards.

It's hard to know why but here's a simple step-by-step method to record a piano-only performance: 1. Press SONG BANK and select an empty user song. 2. Short press (SP) the RECORD/STOP button. 3. If required, press TONE to select a tone - but stage piano is probably already set. Check it's not a drum kit! 4. You don't need to change track, so just leave it on "RecTrkSy". 5. Now start playing and it will record your performance. 6. Press RECORD/STOP button to stop the recording. 7. Press PLAY/STOP in the RHYTHM/SONG CONTROLLER section on the left hand side of the keyboard.

It could be several issues and without seeing your keyboard it's hard to work out what's happening. A few things to check: 1. Have the bass and accompaniment parts been recorded? Make sure you are in record not edit mode. 2. Check the mixer. Perhaps the volume is down or parts are muted. 3. Press the ACCOMP button the keyboard otherwise you'll only get drums and it won't respond to left hand chords. I hope that helps or you've solved it already!

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic it’s working now, thank you so much!

Yep, still doing writing and recording some new music - I've added some to this channel. Glad you like this song. 🙏😎

The main tones are preset, and when you edit and write a new version then the original still remains. You new version will become one of the user tones. I hope that helps. 😎

No usualmente. El teclado debe ser reconocido por el software. 😎

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic muchísimas gracias llevo tiempo queriendo saberlo para comprarlo:D

Thanks! Glad you've found the videos useful. It's a great keyboard for church music. 😎

Sorry for the delay in replying - you may have already solved it! If not, there are a couple of ways of doing it. You can do it either via the FUNCTION button or with the OCTAVE button on the keyboard: 1. Short press the FUNCTION button. Use the left/right arrows on the keypad to find OCTAVE page. Press ENTER on the keypad. Use the wheel or -/+ buttons to change the octave value. Save it as a registration then you can come back to it quickly. 2. Press the OCTAVE button. Use the left/right arrows to switch between and select the layer you want to adjust. Use the wheel or -/+ buttons to change the octave value. Save it as a registration. Hope that helps. 😎

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic thank you I will try wat you suggested.

Bonjour. Voulez-vous sélectionner des tonalités sur le clavier Casio à partir du keystep Arturia ? 🤔

Bonjour j arrive un peut tard je n avais pas vu le message je cherche a avoir les tonalités du Casio sur le keysteep ou le min lab bonne soirée

Thanks for the feedback! By the way, to change the part group: 1. Short press (SP) the PART/MIXER button [red LED is on]. 2. Use -/+ buttons on the keyboard to select the part group (Keyboard, Rhythm, Song Sys, etc). 3. Short press (SP) the PART/MIXER button [red LED is off]. Now you can make VOL, PAN, REV, CHO, DLY, PART ON/OFF settings for the selected part group.

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic Thank you. I finally found that in the manual.

Thanks - glad you're finding the videos useful. 😎

Mmm🤔. Unfortunately, I don't think that's going to work in exactly the way you want. However, there is some freeware (with suggested donation) called ReStyle which allows you to do some moving and splitting of AC7 RHYTHM files that can't be done directly on the keyboard. Check out this RUclips video from Chandler Holloway, who describes what the software can do - ruclips.net/video/0HgqYbe31v4/видео.htmlsi=fFwMV4lGjc2x1-uz I don't think it's exactly what you're after, but it does give some extra functions that might help you. 😎

Thanks Restyle helping me to copy layers into intro fillers & end. But I couldn't find separate or extend the rhythm bars which I am looking.​@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic

Thanks for your comments and feedback. But just a heads up...the CT-X doesn't have 5-PIN MIDI. Like most cheap keyboards and even the expensive ones, most only have USB-MIDI, which is fine if you're just connecting to a PC, but useless if you want to directly connect keyboards together - that's what you can do with 5-PIN MIDI. USB-MIDI requires either a PC or MIDI HOST box, which I feature in some other videos (ruclips.net/video/ADx5OkMxoxg/видео.htmlsi=GRWo8YxcBEeAaKKl) or you can use an Android app (ruclips.net/video/_AnmbkS4veU/видео.htmlsi=EwbBUw6XSm_zhs1E). By the way, the CTS1000V has a USB-MICRO socket which is another bit of a pain, because most other keyboards have USB Type A sockets (commonly found on printers). I hope that helps in making your decision. Thanks again for all your comments. 😎

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic Thanks, I realized that soon after commenting. Was confusing it with another keyboard I was looking at. Kind of a bummer but not a deal breaker. I do have a host box. Thanks

That's great! It might take a bit of time to get familiar with all the features of the keyboard, but keep going - it's worth it in the end. All gear has pros and cons, so don't be put off if it takes a little while. Other keyboards might do this or that better (or worse) than the CT-X, but at the end of the day as long you are making music that's the main thing. 😎

The Korg sounds good in online videos, and the professional arrangers are very good - but expensive. I can't say which is better, but if I compare the CTX with my (expensive) Yamaha PSR-SX900 then for instant gratification and working out ideas quickly the CTX wins. But for more in-depth playing the PSR is much more professional in both sound and features. Hope that helps! 😎

Yes, as a MIDI file. You can then import that into the DAW sequencer and then edit it and change instruments. I did it in a recent video showing how to record the MIDI file and then import it to create music score - but the basic process would be the same. Check it out here - ruclips.net/video/eDNGHVB7p1o/видео.htmlsi=lqCJ4zSFjJJz5rX4 Of course, if you're intending to maintain the sounds from the Casio then that's a different technique, starting with recording the audio (into a DAW or elsewhere). Then once you've got an audio recording, you can use AI to separate the audio into different tracks. There are various apps but I've messed around with Moises and it's pretty good - www.moises.ai Hope that helps you out. All the best. 😎

I''ll try to go a little deeper in future videos. The Casio sequencer is OK but for more flexibility then an app on a device (laptop/tablet/phone) is usually give you more in-depth editing and flexibility. 😎

Thanks for the feedback - much appreciated. 😎

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic Please How to connect mic

@@TurbanKingStar Unfortunately, the CTX-3000 doesn't have a mic input, but the CTX-5000 does. However, if you want to mix the sound of the CTX-3000 keyboard with the mic then the best option is probably just to use a separate mixer and plug both the mic and the keyboard into that. If you try to feed the mixer output back through the Casio then there is a small delay in processing the incoming sound, so that's not ideal - better to feed the mixer output (i.e. your mic and keyboard mix) into a separate PA/combo speaker. Hope that helps. 😎

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic Thank you Very Much. For Very good Info or Help

Thanks so much for the feedback - much appreciated. 😎

No - it doesn't have AUTOFILL like on Yamaha keyboards. You can switch pattern variations between registrations, but you'll still need to press the fill button if you need a fill between the patterns. Alternatively you could program a pattern that is like a fill but is actually a variation, though I don't really see the point and you would be losing the number of variations! Another possibility for variety is to create some fill-like patterns as phrases that you can insert over the top of a variation.

Yes, it's through the PART/MIXER button. Long press (LP) the button to get into the MIXER and make sure you're in the keyboard part section - it should say MIXER KEYBOARD in small lettering on the bottom line of the display. Use the UP (5) & DOWN (2) arrows on the keypad to scroll through the various parameters - PART, VOLUME, PAN, REV SEND, CHO SEND, DLY SEND. The LEFT (1) & RIGHT (3) arrows on the keypad will select the parts. U2 is simply part 2 and on the display you should now see a small number 2 in a box flashing. Now just select the parameter (VOLUME) and change the value using the wheel or -/+ buttons, or press NUM (0) on the keypad and then type a 3-digit value. If you save a registration then each one can have different settings, so that's very useful. I hope that helps!