I got my 7000 last week and yes it’s amazing but to be honest I still cannot figure out how to save Registrations and recall them on the banks. Maybe I’m dumb but the manual is not user friendly. I just want to save some layered sounds into reg banks and I’ve tried several times and it gives me a headache. Please can anyone help?
Okay, NOW I have some more insight into why this keyboard beats my PxS-3000. just being able to name the patches alone is huge, and having a library editor is a big deal. Lock screen is good too, twice during a gig the drum machine started going. Better speakers and a way better music rack round it out. (I don't work for them!) Mike, my understanding is that the superior plexiglass music rack does fit into the older models, but the angle is not really workable. Can this be modified, and if it is, is the music rack available separately?
@@casiomusicgear Ugh, thanks. There is no question that "Bank 3, Area 4" stinks as a name for a patch. I've even written over some patches I had saved previously because I forgot which banks were blank, and keeping a paper list is a real pain in the neck. (Of course, I go back to the days where you couldn't store patches at all and you had diagrams of the analog synth that you had to mark where the knobs were set!)
@@garycitro1674 again it doesn't have to be "Bank 3" you can rename this to anything you want. You'll also see an abbreviation of the tone name on the display under F1-F4
I need help with the Casio PX-S3100. I cannot figure out how to directly record audio to my phone in the same way others do via 3.5m cable and mic adapter etc. How can you do this on the Privia, short of only recording to a USB memory stick?
I've got one. I'm not satisfied. There's a few soft volume keys and 2 or 3 loud volume keys. No way to adjust them. These comments are for the piano patches only. Piano sounds are the only sounds I'm speaking about.
Excellent!
Hello you legend.
This model is amazing!
Can't wait to get one in my store.
Tremendous, Mike, thank you. There are two 7000's in Sydney, Australia at this time. One of them might be mine if I'm not careful.
😂😂😂u'll accidentally buy it
How'd Sam, did you get the Black one! I'm still tossing between the Black or the H. Mustard! From Melbourne, Australia. G'day
Awesome Mike!
Interesting. But in fact, I am still waiting for a real successor of my PX5S. Perhaps one day ? 🤔
I got my 7000 last week and yes it’s amazing but to be honest I still cannot figure out how to save Registrations and recall them on the banks. Maybe I’m dumb but the manual is not user friendly. I just want to save some layered sounds into reg banks and I’ve tried several times and it gives me a headache. Please can anyone help?
I think I want this!!!! 😃
Okay, NOW I have some more insight into why this keyboard beats my PxS-3000.
just being able to name the patches alone is huge, and having a library editor is a big deal. Lock screen is good too, twice during a gig the drum machine started going.
Better speakers and a way better music rack round it out.
(I don't work for them!)
Mike, my understanding is that the superior plexiglass music rack does fit into the older models, but the angle is not really workable. Can this be modified, and if it is, is the music rack available separately?
Gary, aside from something from the parts department the music rest is not sold separately as an accessory.
To clarify Gary, you're naming groups of F-button selections or naming the Registration Banks.
@@casiomusicgear Ugh, thanks.
There is no question that "Bank 3, Area 4" stinks as a name for a patch. I've even written over some patches I had saved previously because I forgot which banks were blank, and keeping a paper list is a real pain in the neck.
(Of course, I go back to the days where you couldn't store patches at all and you had diagrams of the analog synth that you had to mark where the knobs were set!)
@@garycitro1674 again it doesn't have to be "Bank 3" you can rename this to anything you want. You'll also see an abbreviation of the tone name on the display under F1-F4
@@casiomusicgear ooooh, I get it now, and yes that is a huge improvement.
can he record midi piano on the computer and then write it as audio? does it have an audio interface?
I need help with the Casio PX-S3100. I cannot figure out how to directly record audio to my phone in the same way others do via 3.5m cable and mic adapter etc. How can you do this on the Privia, short of only recording to a USB memory stick?
Can i with this model play and the machine write the sheet to me?
Is there an option to put it to 432hz?
Thank you Mike. Does this Piano have Rhythms and automatic Chord recognition?
The PX-S6000 and PX-S7000 have 20 preset drum patterns as part of the metronome function. It does not have auto accompaniment rhythms.
Hi, is it possible to play wav audio files from usb?
Yes .wav or MP3
@@casiomusicgear thanks. Is it easy to navigate through the songs?
One thing I DO know: It’s hard to find.
I've got one. I'm not satisfied. There's a few soft volume keys and 2 or 3 loud volume keys. No way to adjust them.
These comments are for the piano patches only. Piano sounds are the only sounds I'm speaking about.
If only this was a little less expensive 😮💨😮💨
Which is better Casio privia px s7000 or Casio privia px 870?
Never liked this guy as a promo guy for them. Barely smiles and so serious. Military grade brick.
Excellent!