A great tutorial. I like how you explained at the very beginning how to navigate the menu using left and right arrows and to use exit and enter to dive deeper in to the menu. I'm going to give editing a try :-)

A couple of tips I found: 1. Hit no. 4, WRITE after every edit you like. 2. If you're not going to change DSP settings then go ahead and change Attack, Release, etc.. Otherwise wait, because those "front" settings seem to go back to their defaults when exiting the DSP menu. 3. Hitting a registration button seems to be a quick, easy escape from unintended stumbling into a menu. I did a Settings reset (not to be confused with the factory reset) and stored that setting to Registration Bank 1:1. I can hit that button and start from the default settings when I've forgotton any changes made from previous saved settings (one of those power off features). BTW, I got that e463. It's a gem. I think your philosophy about getting what makes you smile is wise. The CTX 3000 is a gem too, even with the learning curve.

Esse teclado parece ser muito interessante! Valeu pelo vídeo!

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Really good presentation with the picture-in-picture and red block diagrams to visualize the Enter/Exit menu diving process. Another good video for the CT-X would be a tutorial on how to create a simple multi-track song recording with a few instruments and a drum track. And then write that to a USB as an audio and/or MIDI file. I think that's all possible with the CT-X.

Excellent video, fascinating how this fairly inexpensive keyboard can be used to create radically different sounds! It seems to be a real differentiator in terms of feature set than the Korg EK50. I'd love to see you do a similar tutorial video for the new(ish) Yamaha PSR E-473.

I’m proud to say that I owned the Casio CTX 5000. But due to my visual impairment, I can’t work with those function keys. But, I know how to navigate the number pads to switching instruments or rhythms on the keyboard. Maybe if Casio had some special app for keyboards to wear us blind people can work with those functions, that would be totally awesome.

thanks, I always hear how complicated the menu is with this keyboard but no-one gives any details. It doesn't seem so bad... I really need delay and amp modulation; there's amp mods - wow... also on a side note, just wondering... who has the best pre-set DSP's out there in your opinion? or is it more like a bridge from electric keyboard to synths ie get a synth if DSP is your thing?

when i have it connected to a pc, how do i change the sound output from the keyboard speakers to the pc?

Nice & easy tutor ! Beside , looks like , impossible to edit Vibe tone 572 to vibrate nicely when you play slow over keys , to nail the hand expression like in that old French song Tu T'en Vas .

Thanks for this! Do you know where i can get the Soundpacks from Mike Martin? On the Casioforum they are not available anymore. Thanks!

Hello Could give an advise? What is the problem when I try to add a tone , when I press the function button, it shows error data full. Is the user too full? Thank

Seems the edit features are only a tad bit more advanced than the CTK 6200/6250 I have, but they still lack 3 things we synth heads crave: changing the "wave" or oscillator sound per "voice" or LAYER to a patch, layering voices(if a 2 oscillator synth or a 4 oscillator synth, then you can mix and match different waves per oscillator or "voice"), and mono-legato unison mode where you mix ALL the voices or oscillators at once but with a LEAD type monophonic play that is smooth, usually accompanied with portamento but best with portamento set to 0. At least the XW series does have those modes, you just CANT get rid of portamento when you do get those sounds.. So it seems to be a trade off affair with Casio these days. I joined a Casio forum recently and have voiced my desire along with that of many in the Casio loving community, that some Classic Casio keyboard reissues should come out. Yamaha, KORG, ROLAND, and even odd new brands like Behringer have put out reissues of classic keyboards soo.. why not Casio? On this one I will say I love the look and the DSP section. The beats are very nice and inspirational as most Casio beats on good models have always been. The sound is pretty good as indeed it has been for years since the CT670 came out in the early 90s as well. But for the price, seriously needs to be some of the basics we synthheads expect and love.

i am thinking in glue a knob on the wheel

Gearfacts do you still have the casio wk 3700

How do you lower volume on a particular sound and save it?

Gearfacts what keyboard are you going to video next

Gearfacts can you please make a video about the casio wk 3700 keyboard

Gearfacts can you please tell me what casio keyboards are you sale

Hi interesting video. What the CT-X3000 is hopelessly craving for is a computer-based patch editor. I am hoping that some nerd is secretly programming one somewhere in his or her backyard. I wonder why Casio put so much power in an instrument with an user interface which seems to come straightaway from the 90’s. I hope that they will work on this for the successors of the CT-X.

Gearfacts can you please make a video about the casio wk 200

Gearfacts let me know win you have the casio wk 200 keyboard

Gearfacts can i pick a keyboard for you

Não consigo salvar os layers que faço no meu ct x3000

I have a cts 500 and really do not like the way effects are edited, it's just so janky. It's the one thing I absolutely hate about it, to the point I'm thinking of getting rid of it.

Gearfacts i never got to hear what the roland e 30 sounds like ever

Gearfacts i never see roland e 30 keyboard on Ebay anymore

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That dial looks like fragile ☝😒