Casio Privia PX-560 - Tone Select, Layer, Split, Registrations

[@blazemama5361]

Short, sweet, and a great quick refresher.
Thank you

[@mickeypeare6306]

Great - Short Overview of how it works. Just what I wanted - Thanks !

[@danoslehoy]

Por fin encuentro un video realmente útil sobre el CASIO PX560. Buen trabajo !! Muchas gracias !!

[@rockergirl2489]

Thankyou so much - great info

[@jobin2157]

Thank you team casio!

Thank tou!

[@joycedjajasaputra7410]

Good instructions

[@jobin2157]

:D

[@brobra3280]

So how do I layer all four sounds for the whole keyboard?

[@rodtompkins]

Excellent tutorial! Can you save in a registration how each of the sounds responds to a damper pedal? For example, piano and strings on the right that responded to the damper pedal, but a left hand bass that ignored it?

[@jobin2157]

no every sounds responds depends on how much volume we set for each sounds individually.

[@alobpreis]

Rod, if you can configure that in the keyboard (and I think you can), you should definitely be able to store that in a registration. In the settings you can define which configuration is saved in a registration. I suppose by default it saves everything.

[@rodtompkins]

@@alobpreis Thanks for your response. I ended up getting a PX-S3000.

[@rodtompkins]

@@jobin2157 Thanks for your reply, but I don't think you understood my question. I was asking about the sustain (aka damper) pedal, not a volume adjustment. I determined the PX-560 can do what I wanted, but I ended up getting a PX-S3000 anyway.

[@elsenored562]

Is it just me or does he really talk fast - like Ben Shapiro? I had to show the audio down to 0.75 (maybe I'm just getting old).