Thank you so much! The manual is so thick and confusing and this realy opened the posibilities to make tracks. My friend just cannot stop discovering all the options now! While he was frustrated before watching this video.
That's super cool. I'm glad the videos are helping to get deeper into the keyboard. It would be easy to just dismiss it and buy something new and shiny, but there's still a lot of potential for a relatively small cost. I have a PSR-SX900 as well and that has a lot of extra features, but for immediate access I usually go straight to the CT-X3000.
Hello Mr. Wallace. This video, as well as all the others, is AWSOME. Thank you very much for your effort. You've changed my perspective over this instrument. I love it a lot, know. My covers are different now. Thank you again and I wish you all the best.
I pleased the video has helped. You can download the manual from Casio if you need it here: support.casio.com/en/manual/manualfile.php?cid=008007005 I hope that helps.
Nice tutorial. And I just want to say well done on being very thorough in your replies to people's questions. I will be buying the CTX 3000 soon and would like to record multi track songs, so be expecting a question or two from me when I do :-)
Unfortunately, you can't record any audio into the keyboard. Recording is purely for MIDI tracks. You will have to use a DAW or separate multitrack device if you want to mix anything you record on the keyboard with audio. The CTX5000 has a mic input but that is purely for amplifying live audio (usually a voice) and mixing it with the keyboard. You could then take a line out and recording the output - then you'll have voice and keyboard recorded together. I hope that helps! All the best.
Olá Josias, obrigado por suas mensagens. Acho que todo mundo acha o teclado barulhento, e agora a Casio o melhorou no CT-S1000V. Talvez quando eles atualizarem o CT-X tornem as teclas menos barulhentas. Mas ainda há muito potencial sonoro nesses teclados, então é um preço pequeno a pagar. Quando estou tocando ao vivo e há outros instrumentos por perto, não é realmente um problema. Eu toco muitos tipos diferentes de instrumentos de teclado - órgãos de igreja, pianos antigos, teclados Yamaha - e todos eles têm diferenças. Você acabou de aprender a adaptar sua técnica de jogo. Tudo de bom do Reino Unido.
Make sure you have recorded something into System Track (00). It could be with RHYTHM accompaniment, or it could just be a track of playing - you can always mute or delete this track later. Then when you come to record the other SOLO tracks (1-16), set it up in record mode and use the START/STOP button (the one in the accompaniment section) to start the recording and you should see the measures ticking over. Then play your SOLO track (1-16), starting at the point you want it to begin. Press the RECORD/STOP button (the one below the display) to end the recording. Sometimes it doesn't always work the first time but try it again and it should work. I hope that helps.
Best Tutorial There is a very clear part of the tutorial that explains how to quantize the track of the song it is very useful and clear, maybe you can help me find out how to quantize the auto accompaniment in the song, in the Casio CTK 7000 there is this function but I can't find it in this CTX 5000 model Thanks!!
Hi there. Please advise on how to do step backing sequence on casio ctx 5000 ? Is it possible to input step by step a chord progression with variations ? or the keyboard is capable to record songs (using styles) only in real time recording ? cheers
Hi, very good video. Just one thing: you say one short press on the record button to stop recording, but then you press it twice. I can't work out if you are simply tapping the button or resting your finger on it, but to looks as if you're pressing it twice.
One press is enough to stop the recording process. Sometimes, if you don't get it quite right, slightly off axis, then it might need another press. I hope that helps. All the best.
You can record 40,000 notes per song, so it depends on how complex your song is and the tempo. If you played one note every second (60 BPM) that's going to be around 11 hours I think, but you're probably not going to that! 8 notes every second at 60 BPM will last about 8 minutes and is just under 4,000 notes (10% of 40,000). Five minutes per song is probably going to be about right for a complex song.
Hi again, Stewart. Apologies if you've covered this elsewhere and I've yet to see it, but is it possible to change the USER SONG TITLE? And also perhaps the TRACK names for easier identification (eg, Trk1: TRUMPET, Trk2: CLARINET, Trk3: DRUMS/PERCUSSION etc)? I do know how to change USER TONE/RHYTHM names, but can't seem to work out how to do the same for USER SONGS, if it's even possible. Thanks in advance. Best regards, Chris.
Hi Chris, Unfortunately song title and track name isn't possible. It's a strange omission when you can name rhythms and tones, but that's Casio for you - some things great, other things less so!
@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic Thanks for the clarification, Stewart. Although it would have been a nice touch, it's far from deal breaker, for sure. I absolutely love my Casios - they give a fantastic "bang for the buck" (I often wonder just how they do it), although the interface can be seem quite complicated and daunting (and the instruction manual left a wee but wanting) but they have so much to offer, with amazing music production capabilities when you actually delve deep "under the hood"... as you are proving with your absolutely splendid tutorials - they are much needed and truly an absolute Godsend! And I know I'm not alone in my appreciation of them. Thanks again, from the bottom of my heart, for all that you are doing to unleash the true musical power of these wonderful instruments, and, as I say again - do keep them coming! They are so instructional and inspiring, and I am watching them over and over to make sure all the information sinks in, to the extent that it will all become second nature eventually, as it obviously is to you. Looking forward to the next, keyboard genius! God bless.
Ok can you make a video not using these preset rythyms?. Al lot of professionals look at these preset rythyms and songs as for those that need assistance bringing to fruition their musical ideas., Ok they are good for them ,but not really for professional song writers /composers using their own originality from scratch. That being said,is there anyway you could post a video just using the 16 trk sequencer adjusting a metronome,count in and doing simple cut copy and paste edits?. I think it would go a long ways towards professional viewers making a purchasing choice of this product. Thanks
Is there a way to quantize while u record on this because I tried to do it manually but it wouldn't come out the way I recorded it I even tried different note values but nothing
Unfortunately, there isn't an advanced quantize setting like there is in RHYTHM programming. The only other way to make your song recordings quantized is to use step input, but that can be a slow process (EN108-111). Alternatively, try slowing the tempo way down, and then recording in real time - the timing will be tighter when push the tempo back up. To be honest, SONG RECORD is really just a quick sketch pad for me. If I'm doing anything more involved, then it's a DAW sequencer every time. You could use the RHYTHM pattern method as a way of creating song segments - verse, chorus, bridge, etc - and set the quantize in advance. A RHYTHM pattern can be up to 16 measures long, so that could be an option for you. I hope that helps - all the best.
The keyboard displays a large selection of chord types, including slash, sus, and dim chords, but there's no stave with notes like on some keyboards. You do have to turn on ACCOMP though, but if you set the keyboard to Full Range Chord mode, and you then mute all the parts in the accompaniment, you can play the full length of the keyboard, like a piano, and it will then display the chords that you're playing. That could be useful if you're learning about chords or teaching chord theory to students. With the accompaniment parts muted, you won't hear that slightly annoying "piano + string + bass" sound that happens when ACCOMP is turned on, before the RHYTHM is setting in motion. I hope that answers your question! All the best.
@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic Thank you Stewart. That worked out great. Now I can use the Accomp function to check and teach myself chord building. Next I just need to figure out how to store it and how to mute the other sounds. Thank you for your time.
Firstly, make sure your flash drive is formatted to FAT32. Most are like this already, but if not then you can do it on the keyboard (see page. EN-120 in the manual). Make sure you've transferred files off the flash drive before formatting, because it will erase anything that's on there. Secondly, make sure the audio files you want to transfer are in the correct format. In other words, a .wav file recorded at 44.1kHz, 16-bit. It won't playback .mp3 files. Next put the flash drive in your PC and drag the files you want into a folder on the flash drive called MUSICDAT (create one if it's not there already). Finally, put the flash drive into the keyboard and hold down the SONGBANK/AUDIO button, and wait about 1 minute and the screen should say "Mounting". Then the file names should appear and you can use the scroll wheel to select the one you want. Press PLAY/STOP next to the AUDIO button, and it will start playing your recording. You can adjust the volume of the audio volume via the FUNCTION button. See pages EN-42-43 for more details. I hope that helps. Enjoy!
Yes, track parts can be turned on and off during song playback. 1. Select your song. 2. Press PART so the red light comes on. 3. Change the part group to 1-8 (or 9-16) "SongSolo" - use the +/- arrows to do this. 4. Press PLAY/STOP to start your song. 5. Press a Keypad number (1-8) to turn tracks on and off as the song plays back. For tracks 9-16 the Keypad numbers are the same (1-8). I hope that helps!
Hello Mr. Wallace. When I record myself playing and I want to listen to it when pressing the play -stop bottom it does not playback my song. Instead it play's a drum sound and I don't know how to get rid of it. Maby you can help me ?
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.
hi, can you record the system track by entering all chords and rythm variation in step recording mode so that when you hit the play button the rythm follows the chords entered ? Thanks
I've struggled to get this to work by following the manual, but when you get to step 4 pressing ACCOMP doesn't do anything. Not sure why or what I'm doing wrong because on page EN-108 it says "In the system track you also can perform step input of Auto Accompaniment chords". Maybe someone else knows the answer, but I'll keep trying!
There's a short video on the phrase pads that might help - ruclips.net/video/DBRctD3RkDU/видео.html. I think the phrase pads have a lot of potential for creativity, so maybe I'll make a follow up video. All the best.
Hi Peter, yes you can "mix" your tracks. You have to use the PART/MIXER button so the red light comes on and then use the +/- buttons on the keyboard to change the PART GROUP - see pages EN-64 to EN-67 to see what each one affects. And then within that group you can: turn parts on/off, change volume, pan, reverb, chorus and delay. I hope that helps once you get going with the keyboard. All the best.
when i record something the tempo is set to 120 bpm and even though i changed it to 85, after recording the track plays at 120 bpm how do i change that to play it to 85 bpm?? also what can i do to loop a recording?
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. 😎
When you record your first song track just set the tempo (using TAP, wheel or type in the number value) and then it should remain at that particular tempo. Hopefully, that will solve the problem, but get back to me with another comment if it's still an issue. By the way, you can save tempo information in your registrations - you may have found that out already. That's useful when performing several songs live, with different tone and rhythm settings etc. A registration is like a snapshot or photograph that you can recall with a quick press of a button. All the best.
No, I'm afraid it doesn't. It has built-in songs and you can mute left and right parts, but it doesn't have the lesson system like on the lighting keyboard (LK-S450). Newer CT-S Casio keyboards will connect to the Music Space App and I think there's some lesson help there, so you can see piano roll and mute left and right parts. I hope that helps. Alternatively, apps like Simply Piano will help with learning irrespective of the instrument you use. I hope that helps. 😎
Only the CT-X700 and CT-X800 have the step up lesson system. It's not available on the CT-S range - just left/right muting. Some of the mini keyboards also have lesson functionality. 😎
Thank you so much! The manual is so thick and confusing and this realy opened the posibilities to make tracks. My friend just cannot stop discovering all the options now! While he was frustrated before watching this video.
That's super cool. I'm glad the videos are helping to get deeper into the keyboard. It would be easy to just dismiss it and buy something new and shiny, but there's still a lot of potential for a relatively small cost. I have a PSR-SX900 as well and that has a lot of extra features, but for immediate access I usually go straight to the CT-X3000.
Hello Mr. Wallace. This video, as well as all the others, is AWSOME. Thank you very much for your effort. You've changed my perspective over this instrument. I love it a lot, know. My covers are different now. Thank you again and I wish you all the best.
Great tutorial! Just bought the sheet music so I can have a go for myself. Thanks again, Stewart for these splendid tutorials!
Thank you so much for a really clear tutorial. Grateful for your channel. 😉
No problem. I'm aiming to make things clearer for all users including myself! All the best 👍
You are not missing much even with the manual it is confusing this video explains it better. :)@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic
Thanks a million!👍
I'd like to hear the cha cha style,disco,reggae,and rock... Thanks!
Thank you so much, i have no manual, so i was struggling to know how to do this
I pleased the video has helped. You can download the manual from Casio if you need it here: support.casio.com/en/manual/manualfile.php?cid=008007005
I hope that helps.
Very helpful!
Nice tutorial. And I just want to say well done on being very thorough in your replies to people's questions. I will be buying the CTX 3000 soon and would like to record multi track songs, so be expecting a question or two from me when I do :-)
Thanks for the feedback. It's good to know if the information is hitting the mark.
Hi sir...can i record vocals in ctx 3000 through interface? Can i layer it to the recorded track?
Unfortunately, you can't record any audio into the keyboard. Recording is purely for MIDI tracks. You will have to use a DAW or separate multitrack device if you want to mix anything you record on the keyboard with audio.
The CTX5000 has a mic input but that is purely for amplifying live audio (usually a voice) and mixing it with the keyboard. You could then take a line out and recording the output - then you'll have voice and keyboard recorded together.
I hope that helps! All the best.
Just got the CT X5000 and this is really helpful! Thanks!
Olá Boa noite aqui de Jundiaí SP. Muito bom vou tentar gravar as minhas melodias. Tenho um Casio CTX 5000
Olá Josias, obrigado por suas mensagens. Acho que todo mundo acha o teclado barulhento, e agora a Casio o melhorou no CT-S1000V. Talvez quando eles atualizarem o CT-X tornem as teclas menos barulhentas. Mas ainda há muito potencial sonoro nesses teclados, então é um preço pequeno a pagar. Quando estou tocando ao vivo e há outros instrumentos por perto, não é realmente um problema.
Eu toco muitos tipos diferentes de instrumentos de teclado - órgãos de igreja, pianos antigos, teclados Yamaha - e todos eles têm diferenças. Você acabou de aprender a adaptar sua técnica de jogo.
Tudo de bom do Reino Unido.
Very helpful
Could you do some tutorial exploring the phrase pad?
Traduzir para o português do Brasil, e como excluir o que foi gravado, não vi no vídeo como se faz. Obg
Good video. Can you make one setting up an audible metronome with a 1 or 2 bar count in?.
Very good. Congrats. Is there any function to reccord a Wave file to simply listen in computer, or use It on a video?
what do you do if a subsequent layer you want to record does NOT start on beat 1? How do you start the recording without touching key?
Make sure you have recorded something into System Track (00). It could be with RHYTHM accompaniment, or it could just be a track of playing - you can always mute or delete this track later. Then when you come to record the other SOLO tracks (1-16), set it up in record mode and use the START/STOP button (the one in the accompaniment section) to start the recording and you should see the measures ticking over. Then play your SOLO track (1-16), starting at the point you want it to begin. Press the RECORD/STOP button (the one below the display) to end the recording. Sometimes it doesn't always work the first time but try it again and it should work. I hope that helps.
Best Tutorial
There is a very clear part of the tutorial that explains how to quantize the track of the song it is very useful and clear, maybe you can help me find out how to quantize the auto accompaniment in the song, in the Casio CTK 7000 there is this function but I can't find it in this CTX 5000 model
Thanks!!
Hi there. Please advise on how to do step backing sequence on casio ctx 5000 ? Is it possible to input step by step a chord progression with variations ? or the keyboard is capable to record songs (using styles) only in real time recording ?
cheers
Hi, very good video. Just one thing: you say one short press on the record button to stop recording, but then you press it twice. I can't work out if you are simply tapping the button or resting your finger on it, but to looks as if you're pressing it twice.
One press is enough to stop the recording process. Sometimes, if you don't get it quite right, slightly off axis, then it might need another press. I hope that helps. All the best.
Please what is the maximum minutes you could record a song
You can record 40,000 notes per song, so it depends on how complex your song is and the tempo. If you played one note every second (60 BPM) that's going to be around 11 hours I think, but you're probably not going to that! 8 notes every second at 60 BPM will last about 8 minutes and is just under 4,000 notes (10% of 40,000). Five minutes per song is probably going to be about right for a complex song.
Hi again, Stewart.
Apologies if you've covered this elsewhere and I've yet to see it, but is it possible to change the USER SONG TITLE? And also perhaps the TRACK names for easier identification (eg, Trk1: TRUMPET, Trk2: CLARINET, Trk3: DRUMS/PERCUSSION etc)? I do know how to change USER TONE/RHYTHM names, but can't seem to work out how to do the same for USER SONGS, if it's even possible.
Thanks in advance. Best regards, Chris.
Hi Chris, Unfortunately song title and track name isn't possible. It's a strange omission when you can name rhythms and tones, but that's Casio for you - some things great, other things less so!
@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic Thanks for the clarification, Stewart.
Although it would have been a nice touch, it's far from deal breaker, for sure.
I absolutely love my Casios - they give a fantastic "bang for the buck" (I often wonder just how they do it), although the interface can be seem quite complicated and daunting (and the instruction manual left a wee but wanting) but they have so much to offer, with amazing music production capabilities when you actually delve deep "under the hood"... as you are proving with your absolutely splendid tutorials - they are much needed and truly an absolute Godsend! And I know I'm not alone in my appreciation of them.
Thanks again, from the bottom of my heart, for all that you are doing to unleash the true musical power of these wonderful instruments, and, as I say again - do keep them coming! They are so instructional and inspiring, and I am watching them over and over to make sure all the information sinks in, to the extent that it will all become second nature eventually, as it obviously is to you.
Looking forward to the next, keyboard genius! God bless.
Super!!!!! Por favor Con subtítulos en Español PLEASE.!!!!!!!!!
Ok can you make a video not using these preset rythyms?. Al lot of professionals look at these preset rythyms and songs as for those that need assistance bringing to fruition their musical ideas., Ok they are good for them ,but not really for professional song writers /composers using their own originality from scratch. That being said,is there anyway you could post a video just using the 16 trk sequencer adjusting a metronome,count in and doing simple cut copy and paste edits?. I think it would go a long ways towards professional viewers making a purchasing choice of this product. Thanks
Is there a way to quantize while u record on this because I tried to do it manually but it wouldn't come out the way I recorded it I even tried different note values but nothing
Unfortunately, there isn't an advanced quantize setting like there is in RHYTHM programming. The only other way to make your song recordings quantized is to use step input, but that can be a slow process (EN108-111). Alternatively, try slowing the tempo way down, and then recording in real time - the timing will be tighter when push the tempo back up.
To be honest, SONG RECORD is really just a quick sketch pad for me. If I'm doing anything more involved, then it's a DAW sequencer every time.
You could use the RHYTHM pattern method as a way of creating song segments - verse, chorus, bridge, etc - and set the quantize in advance. A RHYTHM pattern can be up to 16 measures long, so that could be an option for you.
I hope that helps - all the best.
@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic it helps somewhat but what about punching in while I record
Are you able to see the chords and notes as played in any mode other than Accompaniment?
The keyboard displays a large selection of chord types, including slash, sus, and dim chords, but there's no stave with notes like on some keyboards. You do have to turn on ACCOMP though, but if you set the keyboard to Full Range Chord mode, and you then mute all the parts in the accompaniment, you can play the full length of the keyboard, like a piano, and it will then display the chords that you're playing.
That could be useful if you're learning about chords or teaching chord theory to students.
With the accompaniment parts muted, you won't hear that slightly annoying "piano + string + bass" sound that happens when ACCOMP is turned on, before the RHYTHM is setting in motion.
I hope that answers your question! All the best.
@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic Thank you Stewart. That worked out great. Now I can use the Accomp function to check and teach myself chord building. Next I just need to figure out how to store it and how to mute the other sounds. Thank you for your time.
How do I copy a recorded audio to a USB Flash Drive?
Firstly, make sure your flash drive is formatted to FAT32. Most are like this already, but if not then you can do it on the keyboard (see page. EN-120 in the manual). Make sure you've transferred files off the flash drive before formatting, because it will erase anything that's on there.
Secondly, make sure the audio files you want to transfer are in the correct format. In other words, a .wav file recorded at 44.1kHz, 16-bit. It won't playback .mp3 files.
Next put the flash drive in your PC and drag the files you want into a folder on the flash drive called MUSICDAT (create one if it's not there already).
Finally, put the flash drive into the keyboard and hold down the SONGBANK/AUDIO button, and wait about 1 minute and the screen should say "Mounting". Then the file names should appear and you can use the scroll wheel to select the one you want.
Press PLAY/STOP next to the AUDIO button, and it will start playing your recording. You can adjust the volume of the audio volume via the FUNCTION button.
See pages EN-42-43 for more details.
I hope that helps. Enjoy!
Thank you so much Sir. ♥️
Can you bring the sounds in and out well the song is playing
Yes, track parts can be turned on and off during song playback. 1. Select your song. 2. Press PART so the red light comes on. 3. Change the part group to 1-8 (or 9-16) "SongSolo" - use the +/- arrows to do this. 4. Press PLAY/STOP to start your song. 5. Press a Keypad number (1-8) to turn tracks on and off as the song plays back. For tracks 9-16 the Keypad numbers are the same (1-8). I hope that helps!
Thank you i appreciate it this helps alot
Can I record on my Ct-x700 from I Pad or cell phone?
Tq friend...
Hello Mr. Wallace.
When I record myself playing and I want to listen to it when pressing the play -stop bottom it does not playback my song. Instead it play's a drum sound and I don't know how to get rid of it.
Maby you can help me ?
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.
hi, can you record the system track by entering all chords and rythm variation in step recording mode so that when you hit the play button the rythm follows the chords entered ?
Thanks
I've struggled to get this to work by following the manual, but when you get to step 4 pressing ACCOMP doesn't do anything. Not sure why or what I'm doing wrong because on page EN-108 it says "In the system track you also can perform step input of Auto Accompaniment chords". Maybe someone else knows the answer, but I'll keep trying!
Can you record rhythm and the righthand at the same time?
There's a short video on the phrase pads that might help - ruclips.net/video/DBRctD3RkDU/видео.html. I think the phrase pads have a lot of potential for creativity, so maybe I'll make a follow up video. All the best.
Can you change the volume of individual tracks once they're recorded so you can get a decent mix?
Hi Peter, yes you can "mix" your tracks. You have to use the PART/MIXER button so the red light comes on and then use the +/- buttons on the keyboard to change the PART GROUP - see pages EN-64 to EN-67 to see what each one affects. And then within that group you can: turn parts on/off, change volume, pan, reverb, chorus and delay. I hope that helps once you get going with the keyboard. All the best.
@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic Thanks. That sounds awesome.
when i record something the tempo is set to 120 bpm and even though i changed it to 85, after recording the track plays at 120 bpm how do i change that to play it to 85 bpm??
also what can i do to loop a recording?
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. 😎
How to define the tempo? It always goes Back to 120bpm by itself, in general. I managed to use diferent tempo, but I can't change it
When you record your first song track just set the tempo (using TAP, wheel or type in the number value) and then it should remain at that particular tempo. Hopefully, that will solve the problem, but get back to me with another comment if it's still an issue.
By the way, you can save tempo information in your registrations - you may have found that out already. That's useful when performing several songs live, with different tone and rhythm settings etc. A registration is like a snapshot or photograph that you can recall with a quick press of a button. All the best.
Does this model have the Casio Step Up Lessons System?
No, I'm afraid it doesn't. It has built-in songs and you can mute left and right parts, but it doesn't have the lesson system like on the lighting keyboard (LK-S450). Newer CT-S Casio keyboards will connect to the Music Space App and I think there's some lesson help there, so you can see piano roll and mute left and right parts. I hope that helps. Alternatively, apps like Simply Piano will help with learning irrespective of the instrument you use. I hope that helps. 😎
Only the CT-X700 and CT-X800 have the step up lesson system. It's not available on the CT-S range - just left/right muting. Some of the mini keyboards also have lesson functionality. 😎
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