Circus Galop vs Casio CTK-533

Just a Casio keyboard struggling to play Circus Galop.
Not enough lag? Try listening to this version instead: • Circus Galop vs Casio ...

[@mkwiicore]

0:32 sounds like "digoff whang digoff whooo hold on"

[@VAMPIREmusic]

R.I.P Casio

[@TheTrustedComputer]

I'd never had this version of Circus Galop.

[@AudioTestsNReviews]

***** You're probably used to the version that's floating around the internet, the one with the incorrect notes compared to the original score.
This version that I use however, should be much more accurate, not to mention, is separated into multiple MIDITracks, I'd highly recommend this MIDI over the "Common circus galop midi": drive.google.com/open?id=0ByIDTUMUvYUWU09tZG9NMlcxalU

[@TheTrustedComputer]

Oh okay. Got it!

[@mkwiicore2nd]

0:32 - 0:35 lol keyboard slam fail

[@omnitone]

I have a ctk 720
I'm officially scared of this midi

[@AudioTestsNReviews]

The CTK-720 is a higher end keyboard than what I have; if it does as bad on this midi as with my keyboard I'd be greatly surprised

[@Mr.Face222]

You shouldn't 'cause the CTK-720 has a higher polyphony.

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[@mkwiicore]

how did you do this?

[@AudioTestsNReviews]

My keyboard has MIDI In/OUT ports, so I ordered a cheap "MIDI to USB" cable from eBay. As soon as I connected it to my PC, it shows up as a MIDI OUT device (USB2.0-MIDI), and instantly it's synth will sing after the other end is connected to my keyboard and it's simply powered on.
Some newer MIDI-compatible keyboards btw has a USB interface, in which case all you need is a USB-B to USB-A cable (a common cable type used with printers)

[@mkwiicore]

+ATNR. it sound like microkey