Download Style Dangdut Casio Ctk 5000

Data folder and installed it on my CTX-5000. It worked perfectly and sounded great. Good job, my fellow musician. I will gladly try/or use any others that come close to the 50's-60's era. I had a lot of these type styles on my micro-arranger but I sent it to my daughter for my little grand-daughter to use and have. So I only have the CTX 5K left and I am in awe with the sounds of the aix sound chip. :)

Im on the verge of upgrading my equipment from a 1992 yam psr410 , wich now has started to show (mecanically) his age , to a modern mid range keyboard ,so my research led me to the psr e463 / casio ctx question, and I started seeng videos of both and, while I like more the Casio sounds and features, I found the styles a little bit less attractive than the Yamaha ones. Also I started looking for converted yam to casio... and that is how I arrived here. So I'm very interested in your work! I also planning in save some of the rythms of my former yamaha to use on the casio... In particular, my favorites are the 70's disco (Abba style for Dancing queen / Waterloo) which I can't find on the Casio .

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Yes, I also have PSR E-413 and was thinking about E-463, but all this painful style loading procedure, limited editing capabilities, lo-fi sample quality for many instruments and so on made me shift to Casio direction. I was planning PSR -S670, but it's $850 price tag was not amongst the prettiest things I ever seen, so I went with X5000. Speaking very shortly, if you need Piano or Reed instruments sounds badly, then go with Yamaha. Otherwise, stick with Casio.

Yep, one of my firsts options were psr s670 or even the new sx600. Budget is not the main problem, but I'm a casual, home player... so I think spending that much money maybe don't worth the extras that I probably won't use..... but still I'm considering the Korg pa300, its just 200 euros more than the 5000. Just to know your opinion, would you go for the korg if you find a good offer? I'm in love with the "movies " styles of the Korg...

Interesting idea, it's one of the first things I wanted to try as soon as I received my casio. I like the rock styles of yamaha tyros and big PSRs, even roland so I wanted to try to transpose them for casio.

Using One mand band originals software (demo) version to preview the style. Use Cakewalk pro audio 9 to make any changes if necessary, while previewing levels/sounds on casio, connected as midi out device. Later, using that excel software to convert to AC7 file.

A style for Stevie Wonder - "You're the sunshine of my life". Has intro/ending, 4 parts, fill-ins. Sounds finely tuned for X3000/5000 series. I tried to adjust sounds as much closer to original song, as possible. 2351a5e196