CTK-4000/5000 WK-500 Instrument Definition for Cakewalk

[Penpusher UK]

Hi Mr Dawson, I have just bought a CTK6000 and would like to say thanks for the definition file. All I need to do now is to learn how to play the keyboard!!
Thanks again

 

[happyrat1]

Hello Mr. Dawson,

I realize I'm replying to a year old thread but hopefully you still check in here once in a while?

Anyway, I was just wondering, if you still find yourself with free time on your hands if you'd consider creating an INS file for the new Casio XW-P1. Casio has done a remarkable job of documenting this extraordinary synth with complete documentation of the MIDI specs as well as the operations manual and the patch list in an appendix.

The PDF files are available at this link: http://support.casio.com/manualfile.php?rgn=1&cid=008013001

In a worst case scenario, I plan to create the INS file myself sometime in the near future, but only if none shows up on the net within the next month or two. For me it would mean basically reinventing the wheel by having to learn the basic formula for creating an INS file as well as cutting, pasting and reformatting some 3000 entries without any previous experience in such a project.

Truth be told, I'd far rather be making music on my keyboard than writing scripts and programs for it.

If you'd deem this to be a worthy project of your efforts I cannot express how much help this would be to me, as well as the thousands of other brand new XW-P1 owners out there who find themselves in the same boat.

Thanks for listening,
Gary

 

[DickR]

A.Dawson a job VERY well done!
Thanks for sharing the .INS files and for the many MANY hours you've spend doing this.
Greatly appreciated.

Best regards
DickR

 

[happyrat1]

Good News Folks!!!

An XW-P1 INS file has been created by Mike Martin of Casio USA and debugged by Craig Anderton of Harmony Central and myself after a long and sleepless night.

I am in no way affiliated with Casio USA nor Harmony Central other than as a participant on their forums and all the usual legal disclaimers apply including no guarantees of suitability nor that it might not burn down your home and rape your children while you sleep

Without any further ado, I present a working INS file for the Casio XW-P1...

Enjoy

Gary

 

[Stephe Wilson]

Dawson,
Awesome work. I use 2 WK-7500s. I am just now going to connedt one of them to my DAW using Sonar 3 Producer and Studio Edition. I will report back.

 

[Stephe Wilson]

Dawson,
Your WK-7500 .ins file is near perfect just a little incomplete. Here is the drum messages to add directly to the end of the file. Thanks for all of your effort,
Regards, Stephe

 

[Stephe Wilson]

Key[120,0]=GM Drums 129 Standard Set 1
Key[120,1]=GM Drums 130 Standard Set 2
Key[120,2]=GM Drums 131 Standard Set 3
Key[120,3]=GM Drums 132 Standard Set 4
Key[120,8]=GM Drums 133 Room Set
Key[120,9]=GM Drums 134 Hip-Hop Set
Key[120,16]=GM Drums 135 Power Set
Key[120,17]=GM Drums 136 Rock Set
Key[120,24]=GM Drums 137 Electronic Set
Key[120,25]=GM Drums 138 Synth Set 1
Key[120,29]=GM Drums 141 Dance Set
Key[120,30]=GM Drums 139 Synth Set 2
Key[120,31]=GM Drums 140 Trance Set
Key[120,32]=GM Drums 142 Jazz Set
Key[120,40]=GM Drums 143 Brush Set
Key[120,48]=GM Drums 144 Orchestra Set
Key[120,49]=GM Drums 145 Ethnic Set 1
Key[120,50]=GM Drums 146 Ethnic Set 2
Drum[120,*]=1

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I appended the drum "key" code to your ins file for the CTK-7000/WK-7500. That enables the midi "keyboard edit" window to display the drum names. It also makes the "notation edit" window work as well for perdussion sheet music. I have had no luck with the DSP integration through Sonar. But Casio was nice enough to send me a link to the implementation documentation. SO I can share it with you. http://support.casio.com/en/manual/manualfile.php?cid=008002021 I hope this helps. I am looking forward to your DSP implementation. Thanks again, Stephe

 

[Stephe Wilson]

Greetings,

As I have posted here I am using 2 WK-7500 Keyboards in real world applications. One is set up in the control room of my project studio. And the other is at my bands rehearsal space. I have been trying to find an instrument definition file to complete the interface between my PC running Sonar 3 Producer and Studio Edition and the Casio WK-7500. Well after downloading Mr, Dawson's file and fine tuning it, I have a working .ins file that is working perfectly. I don't know how to use the internal DSPs with Sonar. So I can't speak to that. But all of the tones are available through the patch librarian. This includes the drum note names. If you are using a Casio CTK-7000 or WK-7500 this will make your life a bit easier. I have uploaded the file as a text file. So you will nees to Download the file "Casio CTK-7000 WK-7500 v6.txt". Rename the file repacing the .txt extension with .ins. Then simply follow Sonar's instructions for importing the the .ins file into you software. Thanks again Mr. Dawson for getting the ball rolling.

Happy sequencing,
Stephe

 

[Stephe Wilson]

YES! That's exactly right. Except that MIDI files you might download from other sources could be arranged for other keyboards. Or much more likely, just flagged to use the GM voices. Then you have to manually select the tones in your editor using its "patch browser" or whatever method they call it, to tell it which tone to use on which track (or notes).

Now there ya got me stymied, I wouldn't be the best one to ask. I've only "dabbled" with using the various editors. Not becoming too familiar with any single one of them, nor ever using them to create any complete compositions, (multi-track, etc.). From what I understand though, Reaper's benefit is that you can insert and edit a MIDI track just as you would any analog source. Whereas (from what little I know) a program like Cakewalk is more dedicated to MIDI editing, with the after-thought ability to insert analog tracks.

I'd urge you to get advice from someone more familiar with MIDI software than I am, one who actually uses it to produce final arrangements, in order to know what would be best from that side of the fence. To avoid any household stress levels more than they are, maybe just play with Anvil Studio for a bit. It might be all you'll need (and with a little futzing around can also use these Instrument Definition files, if I can only remember how I did that now ). If Anvil Studio is not enough, then you'll know to test demo versions from other sources.

I have to admit, Anvil Studio seems rather "clunky" in the way you have to select various features and functions in the editor, compared to something like Cakewalk. But in talented hands it can probably do everything that Cakewalk can do. The interface just isn't as "pretty". Which has never been a deal-breaker for me when it comes to software of any kind. I'd rather have a capable workhorse than a pretty-filly that's only good for impressing others.

I have used most versions of Cakewalk Software. I find that it is pretty intuitive once you have the instrument definition file conquered. I have also used Cubase by Steinberg. It is not as intuitive in my opinion. I count these two vendors as the most professional. I have produced 5 CDs using Cakewalk and Sonar all the way to mastering. If your eventual goal is to compose, arrange, record, master and share music. I can't say enough about Cakewalk. I would recommend learning to use the tool you will get the most life out of. Learning a lesser piece of software and then having to replace when you hit the wall of it's limitations is a real bummer. Which is why I don't even talk about them. I just use there old install CDs for wall art.

 

[A.Dawson]

Long time no visit.

Wow, I'm so glad that all that preliminary work I did is finally coming in handy for people.

And even better that people with more knowledge than I were able to correct and improve on them!

It always sucks being the first one on the dance-floor, especially when you can't even dance and don't even know the tune. Fumble and flop-around as I might ... it sometimes gets some others to try too, out of pity if for no other reason.

I doubt I'll be upgrading to one of the better keyboards, but I did save copies of all the new INS's people made. It's nice to see what happened to the original babies after they finally grew-up.

aside: I got a chuckle out of this comment from happyrat1, "...and debugged by Craig Anderton of Harmony Central and myself after a long and sleepless night."

And that's with having a file to start with to debug! And just ONE file mind you, and TWO people working on it! Who knew what they were doing too! I feel vindicated. LOL

 

[happyrat1]

It basically took Mike Martin a solid two weeks to come up with the XW-P1 file and he helped DESIGN the keyboard in the first place Craig and I only applied a little spit and polish, adding a semi-colon here and there where typos needed correcting. And the file is still not perfect, lacking the individual drum maps but still plenty serviceable enough for my purposes and useful for producing decent cakewalk sequences with the XW-P1.

After that I laid my hands on an M-Audio Venom for super cheap last xmas and wrote a complete INS file on my own using the XW file as a model. It DOES get easier the second time around and again I dunno if I still have the controllers section right or not but it seems to work well enough also.

Anyway, I hope you don't mind, but I've also shared your original WK and CTK INS files on every forum I possibly could, including the casiomusicforums.com site and the yahoo casio and cakewalk user groups.

I'm a firm believer in building up redundancy of critical files since when they're hosted on a single site, they tend to disappear into oblivion in a few years.

Thanks again for your initial works.

Gary

 

[A.Dawson]

It basically took Mike Martin a solid two weeks to come up with the XW-P1 file and he helped DESIGN the keyboard in the first place Craig and I only applied a little spit and polish, adding a semi-colon here and there where typos needed correcting. And the file is still not perfect, lacking the individual drum maps but still plenty serviceable enough for my purposes and useful for producing decent cakewalk sequences with the XW-P1.

After that I laid my hands on an M-Audio Venom for super cheap last xmas and wrote a complete INS file on my own using the XW file as a model. It DOES get easier the second time around and again I dunno if I still have the controllers section right or not but it seems to work well enough also.

Anyway, I hope you don't mind, but I've also shared your original WK and CTK INS files on every forum I possibly could, including the casiomusicforums.com site and the yahoo casio and cakewalk user groups.

I'm a firm believer in building up redundancy of critical files since when they're hosted on a single site, they tend to disappear into oblivion in a few years.

Thanks again for your initial works.

Gary

It's nice to see someone have an appreciation for what I went through with me having NO examples to start with and this being my very first MIDI keyboard too. LOL Wasn't a learning "curve", was a learning "hyperbolic exponential function". And then the controller codes too? Whoda thunk I had convert hex to decimal (or was that vice-versa?) values for those too.

Happy to see them being shared. It's why I packrat all I can about any related field of interest. (Reminding me, I need a new tera-drive, filled up the last one already.) All too many times a favorite resource went kablooey with a follow-up of hours going "aww sh**, aww sh**.... gawdamnit!"

It did help immensely that Casio had those complete docs on their keyboards, and that I luckily had the right PDF editing tools to extract the massive columns of lists of data from those (twisting PDF's 90-degrees to get columns of data were the real pissers) and then again another editor to allow me to sort on a column hierarchy. If I didn't have those, I doubt I would have embarked on hand-typing in all that.

What's really nice now is that, I think, no matter what new boards come out, with the way Casio seems to just build on their older foundations of features, all these files will be helpful starter-fodder for any needed updates.

We all done good.

 

[jakemuss50]

Hi,
I'm a Casio ctk 4000 owner venturing into the world of midi music for the purpose of "manipulating" sourced midi files via Anvil Studio DAW (with the added Pro Mix accessory) to create backing tracks.

I've read your very informative forum posts (which I'm still trying to get my head around) and am preparing to see if I can copy & load the ins file into the DAW.
I'm also wondering re your mention of:
btw: If anyone wants the tone-list for these models that's sorted by bank number and program change number, as I first did for the CTK-5000, post a reply to let me know. I kept my work-flow files on this, just in case. It might come in handy if you need to create Instrument Definitions for MIDI editing software other than Cakewalk.[/QUOTE] this would be helpful for me?

I see you provided all this information back in 2011 so hopefully you still have all your reference data.
I tried many demos of DAW's but found that Anvil was the simplest to use & allows me to manipulate the files easily to get the results I want e.g. I have 200 midi song files which Anvil opens & plays with one click, providing full editing of16 tracks. It's currently running through Soundblaster SBX Prostudio USB sound card on my laptop but can only play onboard std GM files, hence me trying to utilise the Casio.

Looking forward to your reply,

Regards,
Bruce

To make up for my error of mentioning the CTK-4000 in the above, I went ahead and downloaded the supplemental data for that model. As long as I had the work-flow down and all was still fresh in my mind, below is the Cakewalk "Instrument Definition" file contents for that model as well. This will also work with the LK-270 & WK-200 models. They use the very same tones, banks, and tone numbers.

As explained above, copy ALL the text inside the code list-box, copy into NotePad or some other plain text editor, then save it. Suggested filename: "Casio CTK-4000 LK-270 WK-200.ins"

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.Patch Names


[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 09]
0=011 PIANO PAD
3=014 1 OCTAVE PIANO
4=037 SYNTH-STR.E.PIANO 1
5=038 SYNTH-STR.E.PIANO 2
17=075 ROTARY ORGAN 2
48=184 OCTAVE STRINGS 2
52=203 SLOW CHOIR
54=212 CHORUS SYNTH-VOICE
61=238 BRASS SFZ
65=252 BREATHY ALTO SAX 2
66=256 BREATHY TENOR SAX 2
80=301 VELO.SINE LEAD

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 03]
0=006 STEREO MELLOW PIANO
1=005 ROCK PIANO
4=028 DYNO ELEC.PIANO 2
5=024 FM ELEC.PIANO 2
7=043 SOFT CLAVI
9=055 GLOCKENSPIEL PAD
11=048 SOFT VIBRAPHONE
12=051 SOFT MARIMBA
16=063 DRAWBAR ORGAN 3
17=068 JAZZ ORGAN 1
19=084 CHURCH ORGAN 2
21=091 ACCORDION 2
23=098 BANDONEON SOLO
32=133 RIDE BASS
33=136 FINGERED BASS 3
37=146 DOUBLED STRINGS BASS
38=154 VOCODER BASS
39=151 DIGI ROCK BASS
40=169 VIOLIN & CELLO
48=177 STRING ENSEMBLE 2
49=186 HARP & STRINGS
50=194 80's SYNTH-STR.1
52=200 CHOIRS 2
53=205 VOICE UUH
54=208 SYNTH-VOICE 3
57=223 MELLOW TROMBONE
58=226 TUBA 2
60=228 FRENCH HORN SOLO
61=233 BRASS SECTION 1
62=242 SYNTH-BRASS 3
63=243 SYNTH-BRASS 4
65=263 HARD A.SAX
80=290 SQUARE LEAD 3
81=294 SAW LEAD 3
82=312 CALLIOPE 2
85=322 CHURCH LEAD
86=328 FIFTH SQUARE LEAD
87=332 SYNTH-BASS+LEAD
88=335 NEW AGE
89=340 SINE PAD
90=344 POLYSYNTH PAD 1
92=350 GLASS PAD
93=354 HARD METAL PAD
94=357 HALO PAD 2
96=360 RAIN DROP 2
97=363 SOUND TRACK 2
100=370 BRIGHTNESS 2
102=373 ECHO DROP
104=393 SITAR PAD
107=425 KOTO PAD

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 02]
0=001 STEREO GRAND PIANO
1=002 STEREO BRIGHT PIANO
2=016 E.GRAND 80
3=012 HONKY-TONK
4=021 ELEC.PIANO 1
5=022 ELEC.PIANO 2
6=017 HARPSICHORD 1
7=041 CLAVI 1
8=052 CELESTA
9=054 GLOCKENSPIEL
10=056 MUSIC BOX 1
11=046 VIBRAPHONE 1
12=050 MARIMBA
13=058 XYLOPHONE
14=059 TUBULAR BELL
16=061 DRAWBAR ORGAN 1
17=064 PERC.ORGAN 1
18=070 ROCK ORGAN 1
19=083 CHURCH ORGAN 1
20=089 REED ORGAN
21=090 ACCORDION 1
22=099 HARMONICA 1
23=095 BANDONEON 1
24=101 NYLON STR.GUITAR 1
25=103 STEEL STR.GUITAR 1
26=109 JAZZ GUITAR 1
27=112 CLEAN GUITAR 1
28=115 MUTE GUITAR 1
29=118 OVERDRIVE GT 1
30=120 DISTORTION GT 1
32=131 ACOUSTIC BASS 1
33=134 FINGERED BASS 1
34=139 PICKED BASS 1
35=142 FRETLESS BASS 1
36=144 SLAP BASS 1
37=145 SLAP BASS 2
38=147 SYNTH-BASS 1
39=148 SYNTH-BASS 2
40=161 VIOLIN
41=163 VIOLA
42=164 CELLO
43=166 CONTRABASS
45=170 PIZZICATO STRINGS
46=172 HARP 1
48=175 STRINGS
49=178 SLOW STRINGS 1
50=189 SYNTH-STRINGS 1
51=190 SYNTH-STRINGS 2
52=198 CHOIR AAHS
53=204 VOICE DOO
54=206 SYNTH-VOICE 1
55=213 ORCHESTRA HIT 1
56=215 TRUMPET 1
57=221 TROMBONE 1
58=225 TUBA 1
59=220 MUTE TRUMPET
60=227 FRENCH HORN
61=232 BRASS
62=240 SYNTH-BRASS 1
63=241 SYNTH-BRASS 2
64=257 SOPRANO SAX 1
65=249 ALTO SAX 1
66=253 TENOR SAX 1
67=260 BARITONE SAX 1
68=270 OBOE
70=272 BASSOON
71=269 CLARINET
72=277 PICCOLO 1
73=273 FLUTE 1
74=280 RECORDER 1
75=282 PAN FLUTE 1
76=284 BOTTLE BLOW
77=287 SHAKUHACHI
78=285 WHISTLE
79=286 OCARINA
80=288 SQUARE LEAD 1
81=292 SAW LEAD 1
82=311 CALLIOPE 1
83=316 CHIFF LEAD
84=321 CHARANG
85=318 VOICE LEAD 1
86=326 FIFTH LEAD
87=330 BASS+LEAD
88=333 FANTASY 1
89=339 WARM PAD
90=342 POLYSYNTH 1
91=347 SPACE CHOIR
92=349 BOWED PAD
93=353 SOFT METAL PAD
94=356 HALO PAD 1
95=358 SWEEP PAD
96=359 RAIN DROP 1
97=362 SOUND TRACK 1
98=364 CRYSTAL
99=367 ATMOSPHERE
100=369 BRIGHTNESS 1
102=372 ECHO PAD
103=375 STAR THEME 1
104=391 SITAR 1
105=418 BANJO
106=423 SHAMISEN
107=424 KOTO
108=420 THUMB PIANO
111=402 SHANAI
114=421 STEEL DRUMS

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 13]
80=307 SEQUENCE PULSE 2

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 23]
105=415 BOUZOUKI

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 08]
0=010 STRINGS PIANO
3=013 2 OCTAVE PIANO
4=035 STRINGS E.PIANO 1
5=036 STRINGS E.PIANO 2
6=019 COUPLED HARPSICHORD
11=049 CHORUS VIBRAPHONE
21=094 OCTAVE ACCORDION
23=097 OCTAVE BANDONEON
26=111 OCT JAZZ GUITAR
31=124 FEEDBACK GT
40=162 SLOW VIOLIN
46=174 CHORUS HARP
48=183 OCTAVE STRINGS 1
54=211 SYNTH-VOICE PAD
56=219 TRUMPET SFZ
64=259 BREATHY S.SAX
65=251 BREATHY ALTO SAX 1
66=255 BREATHY TENOR SAX 1
80=300 SINE LEAD
81=295 MELLOW SAW LEAD
84=320 DISTORTION LEAD
89=337 WARM VOX
90=346 POLY SAW
103=377 SPACE PAD
105=422 RABAB

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 12]
4=033 TREMOLO E.PIANO
16=077 TREMOLO ORGAN
17=082 SEQUENCE ORGAN
25=108 CHORUS STEEL GT
80=306 SEQUENCE PULSE 1

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 16]
15=381 YANG QIN 1
16=416 ARABIC ORGAN
20=396 HARMONIUM 1
48=417 ARABIC STRINGS
72=383 DI ZI
77=387 XIAO
104=394 TANPURA 1
105=388 PI PA 1
107=384 ZHENG
109=385 SHENG
110=378 ER HU 1
111=386 SUO NA
116=405 TABLA

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 04]
0=004 CLASSIC PIANO
1=007 MODERN PIANO
4=025 60's ELEC.PIANO 1
5=034 MODERN E.PIANO
6=020 HARPSICHORD & STRINGS
7=044 DETUNE CLAVI
16=066 ELEC.ORGAN 1
17=069 JAZZ ORGAN 2
18=074 ROTARY ORGAN 1
19=087 PIPE ORGAN 2
21=093 ACCORDION 4
25=105 12 STR.GUITAR
33=138 MELLOW FINGERED BASS
34=141 RHYTHM PICKED BASS
38=152 TRANCE BASS
39=153 SINE BASS
40=167 VIOLIN SECTION
42=168 CELLO SECTION
49=187 FLUTE & STRINGS
50=193 70's SYNTH-STR.2
52=201 CHOIR STRINGS
54=209 VOICE ENSEMBLE 1
56=217 MELLOW TRUMPET
57=224 VELO.TROMBONE
61=234 BRASS SECTION 2
62=245 ANALOG SYNTH-BRASS 1
63=247 TRANCE BRASS
66=265 SOLO T.SAX
68=271 SOLO OBOE
73=275 PURE FLUTE
80=291 SQUARE LEAD 4
81=302 SS LEAD
82=314 PURE LEAD
83=317 DROP LEAD
85=324 VOICE CHOIR LEAD
86=327 FIFTH SAW LEAD
88=336 NEW AGE PAD
89=341 SOFT PAD
90=345 POLYSYNTH PAD 2
93=352 ETHNIC PAD
98=365 GLOCKENSPIEL CHIME
102=374 POLY DROP

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 01]
0=003 GRAND PIANO
2=015 ELEC.GRAND PIANO
4=027 DYNO ELEC.PIANO 1
5=023 FM ELEC.PIANO 1
6=018 HARPSICHORD 2
7=042 CLAVI 2
8=053 BRIGHT CELESTA
10=057 MUSIC BOX 2
11=047 VIBRAPHONE 2
15=060 DULCIMER
16=062 DRAWBAR ORGAN 2
17=065 PERC.ORGAN 2
18=071 ROCK ORGAN 2
19=086 PIPE ORGAN 1
21=092 ACCORDION 3
22=100 HARMONICA 2
23=096 BANDONEON 2
24=102 NYLON STR.GUITAR 2
25=104 STEEL STR.GUITAR 2
26=110 JAZZ GUITAR 2
27=113 CLEAN GUITAR 2
28=116 MUTE GUITAR 2
29=119 OVERDRIVE GT 2
30=121 DISTORTION GT 2
32=132 ACOUSTIC BASS 2
33=135 FINGERED BASS 2
34=140 PICKED BASS 2
35=143 FRETLESS BASS 2
38=149 SAW SYNTH-BASS
39=150 SQUARE SYNTH-BASS
42=165 SLOW CELLO
45=171 OCTAVE PIZZICATO
46=173 HARP 2
48=176 STRING ENSEMBLE 1
49=179 SLOW STRINGS 2
50=192 70's SYNTH-STR.1
51=191 SYNTH-STRINGS 3
52=199 CHOIRS 1
54=207 SYNTH-VOICE 2
55=214 ORCHESTRA HIT 2
56=216 TRUMPET 2
57=222 TROMBONE 2
60=229 FRENCH HORN SECTION
61=231 STEREO BRASS
62=244 80's SYNTH-BRASS
64=258 SOPRANO SAX 2
65=250 ALTO SAX 2
66=254 TENOR SAX 2
67=261 BARITONE SAX 2
72=278 PICCOLO 2
73=274 FLUTE 2
74=281 RECORDER 2
75=283 PAN FLUTE 2
80=289 SQUARE LEAD 2
81=293 SAW LEAD 2
85=319 VOICE LEAD 2
86=329 FIFTH SEQUENCE
87=331 BASS+SAW LEAD
88=334 FANTASY 2
89=338 THICK PAD
90=343 POLYSYNTH 2
91=348 HEAVEN
93=351 TINE PAD
94=355 CHORUS PAD
97=361 SPACE VOICE
100=368 BRIGHT BELL PAD
102=371 ECHO VOICE
103=376 STAR THEME 2
104=392 SITAR 2
105=419 MUTE BANJO

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 17]
15=382 YANG QIN 2
20=397 HARMONIUM 2
72=410 NEY 1
104=395 TANPURA 2
105=389 PI PA 2
110=379 ER HU 2

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 10]
4=040 E.PIANO PAD 2
5=039 E.PIANO PAD 1
16=080 ORGAN PAD 1
17=076 ROTARY ORGAN 3
48=188 ORCHESTRA STRINGS
61=239 BRASS & STRINGS
65=267 SAX SECTION
80=299 SEQUENCE SINE
81=297 SEQUENCE SAW

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 96]
0=571 SAMPLED TONE 1
1=572 SAMPLED TONE 2
2=573 SAMPLED TONE 3
3=574 SAMPLED TONE 4
4=575 SAMPLED TONE 5

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 05]
1=009 DANCE PIANO
4=026 60's ELEC.PIANO 2
5=030 POP ELEC.PIANO
7=045 SEQUENCE CLAVI
16=067 ELEC.ORGAN 2
17=079 8'ORGAN
19=085 CHAPEL ORGAN
25=106 STEEL GT + STRUM.NOISE 1
27=114 CHORUS CLEAN GUITAR
30=122 POWER DIST.GT
33=137 RHYTHM FINGERED BASS
48=181 CHAMBER 1
50=195 80's SYNTH-STR.2
52=202 STRINGS VOICE
54=210 VOICE ENSEMBLE 2
56=218 VELO.TRUMPET
60=230 HORN ORCHESTRA
61=235 BRASS SECTION 3
62=246 ANALOG SYNTH-BRASS 2
63=248 SYNTH-BRASS PAD
65=262 SOFT A.SAX
66=264 SOFT T.SAX
73=276 SOFT FLUTE
80=303 SLOW SQUARE LEAD
81=309 PULSE SAW LEAD
82=313 VENT LEAD
83=315 SEQUENCE LEAD

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 06]
1=008 LA PIANO
4=031 CHORUS EP 1
17=072 70's ORGAN
19=088 THEATER ORGAN
25=107 STEEL GT + STRUM.NOISE 2
27=117 CRUNCH ELEC.GUITAR
30=123 RHYTHM DIST.GT
48=182 CHAMBER 2
50=196 FAST SYNTH-STRINGS
61=236 MELLOW BRASS
73=279 FLUTE & OBOE
80=304 SLOW SQUARE PULSE
81=308 SLOW SAW LEAD
85=325 SYNTH-VOICE LEAD
98=366 CHORAL BELL

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 32]
25=125 STEEL GT + STRUM.NOISE M 1
27=127 CLEAN GUITAR M
29=130 DISTORTION GT M
33=155 FINGERED BASS M 1
34=157 PICKED BASS M
38=158 TRANCE BASS M
39=160 SQUARE SYNTH-BASS M

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 34]
27=129 CRUNCH ELEC.GUITAR M 2

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 33]
25=126 STEEL GT + STRUM.NOISE M 2
27=128 CRUNCH ELEC.GUITAR M 1
33=156 FINGERED BASS M 2
38=159 SAW SYNTH-BASS M

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 20]
15=406 KANUN 1
105=408 OUD 1
110=403 SARANGI 1

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 07]
4=032 CHORUS EP 2
16=073 FULL DRAWBAR
48=185 STRINGS SFZ
50=197 SLOW SYNTH-STRINGS
61=237 HARD BRASS
66=266 T.SAXYS
80=296 SQUARE PULSE LEAD
81=310 SLOW SAW PULSE
85=323 DOUBLE VOICE LEAD

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 21]
15=407 KANUN 2
105=409 OUD 2
110=404 SARANGI 2

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 22]
105=413 SAZ
110=412 KEMENCHE

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 General MIDI]
0=426 GM PIANO 1
1=427 GM PIANO 2
2=428 GM PIANO 3
3=429 GM HONKY-TONK
4=430 GM E.PIANO 1
5=431 GM E.PIANO 2
6=432 GM HARPSICHORD
7=433 GM CLAVI
8=434 GM CELESTA
9=435 GM GLOCKENSPIEL
10=436 GM MUSIC BOX
11=437 GM VIBRAPHONE
12=438 GM MARIMBA
13=439 GM XYLOPHONE
14=440 GM TUBULAR BELL
15=441 GM DULCIMER
16=442 GM ORGAN 1
17=443 GM ORGAN 2
18=444 GM ORGAN 3
19=445 GM PIPE ORGAN
20=446 GM REED ORGAN
21=447 GM ACCORDION
22=448 GM HARMONICA
23=449 GM BANDONEON
24=450 GM NYLON STR.GUITAR
25=451 GM STEEL STR.GUITAR
26=452 GM JAZZ GUITAR
27=453 GM CLEAN GUITAR
28=454 GM MUTE GUITAR
29=455 GM OVERDRIVE GT
30=456 GM DISTORTION GT
31=457 GM GT HARMONICS
32=458 GM ACOUSTIC BASS
33=459 GM FINGERED BASS
34=460 GM PICKED BASS
35=461 GM FRETLESS BASS
36=462 GM SLAP BASS 1
37=463 GM SLAP BASS 2
38=464 GM SYNTH-BASS 1
39=465 GM SYNTH-BASS 2
40=466 GM VIOLIN
41=467 GM VIOLA
42=468 GM CELLO
43=469 GM CONTRABASS
44=470 GM TREMOLO STRINGS
45=471 GM PIZZICATO
46=472 GM HARP
47=473 GM TIMPANI
48=474 GM STRINGS 1
49=475 GM STRINGS 2
50=476 GM SYNTH-STRINGS 1
51=477 GM SYNTH-STRINGS 2
52=478 GM CHOIR AAHS
53=479 GM VOICE DOO
54=480 GM SYNTH-VOICE
55=481 GM ORCHESTRA HIT
56=482 GM TRUMPET
57=483 GM TROMBONE
58=484 GM TUBA
59=485 GM MUTE TRUMPET
60=486 GM FRENCH HORN
61=487 GM BRASS
62=488 GM SYNTH-BRASS 1
63=489 GM SYNTH-BRASS 2
64=490 GM SOPRANO SAX
65=491 GM ALTO SAX
66=492 GM TENOR SAX
67=493 GM BARITONE SAX
68=494 GM OBOE
69=495 GM ENGLISH HORN
70=496 GM BASSOON
71=497 GM CLARINET
72=498 GM PICCOLO
73=499 GM FLUTE
74=500 GM RECORDER
75=501 GM PAN FLUTE
76=502 GM BOTTLE BLOW
77=503 GM SHAKUHACHI
78=504 GM WHISTLE
79=505 GM OCARINA
80=506 GM SQUARE LEAD
81=507 GM SAW LEAD
82=508 GM CALLIOPE
83=509 GM CHIFF LEAD
84=510 GM CHARANG
85=511 GM VOICE LEAD
86=512 GM FIFTH LEAD
87=513 GM BASS+LEAD
88=514 GM FANTASY
89=515 GM WARM PAD
90=516 GM POLYSYNTH
91=517 GM SPACE CHOIR
92=518 GM BOWED GLASS
93=519 GM METAL PAD
94=520 GM HALO PAD
95=521 GM SWEEP PAD
96=522 GM RAIN DROP
97=523 GM SOUND TRACK
98=524 GM CRYSTAL
99=525 GM ATMOSPHERE
100=526 GM BRIGHTNESS
101=527 GM GOBLINS
102=528 GM ECHOES
103=529 GM SF
104=530 GM SITAR
105=531 GM BANJO
106=532 GM SHAMISEN
107=533 GM KOTO
108=534 GM THUMB PIANO
109=535 GM BAGPIPE
110=536 GM FIDDLE
111=537 GM SHANAI
112=538 GM TINKLE BELL
113=539 GM AGOGO
114=540 GM STEEL DRUMS
115=541 GM WOOD BLOCK
116=542 GM TAIKO
117=543 GM MELODIC TOM
118=544 GM SYNTH-DRUM
119=545 GM REVERSE CYMBAL
120=546 GM GT FRET NOISE
121=547 GM BREATH NOISE
122=548 GM SEASHORE
123=549 GM BIRD
124=550 GM TELEPHONE
125=551 GM HELICOPTER
126=552 GM APPLAUSE
127=553 GM GUNSHOT

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 11]
4=029 MELLOW E.PIANO
16=081 ORGAN PAD 2
17=078 CLICK ORGAN
48=180 WIDE STRINGS
65=268 SAX SECTION SFZ
80=305 SEQUENCE SQUARE
81=298 SEQUENCE SAW 2

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Percussion]
0=554 DRUMS STANDARD SET 1
1=555 DRUMS STANDARD SET 2
2=556 DRUMS STANDARD SET 3
3=557 DRUMS STANDARD SET 4
8=558 DRUMS ROOM SET
9=559 DRUMS HIP-HOP SET
16=560 DRUMS POWER SET
17=561 DRUMS ROCK SET
24=562 DRUMS ELECTRONIC SET
25=563 DRUMS SYNTH SET 1
30=564 DRUMS SYNTH SET 2
31=565 DRUMS TRANCE SET
32=566 DRUMS JAZZ SET
40=567 DRUMS BRUSH SET
48=568 DRUMS ORCHESTRA SET
49=569 DRUMS ETHNIC SET 1
50=570 DRUMS ETHNIC SET 2
96=576 SAMPLED DRUM SET 1
97=577 SAMPLED DRUM SET 2
98=578 SAMPLED DRUM SET 3

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 19]
15=399 SANTUR 2
105=401 SAROD 2
110=390 YANG QIN & ER HU

[Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 18]
15=398 SANTUR 1
72=411 NEY 2
105=400 SAROD 1
110=380 ER HU 3
111=414 ZURNA

; ----------------------------------------------------------------------

.Note Names


; ----------------------------------------------------------------------

.Controller Names


[Casio CTK-4000 LK-270 WK-200]
BasedOn=Yamaha XG Controllers
0=0-Bank Select MSB
1=1-Modulation
5=5-Portamento Time
6=6-Data Entry MSB
7=7-Master Volume
10=10-Panpot
11=11-Expression
32=32-Bank Select LSB
38=38-Data Entry LSB
64=64-Sustain
65=65-Portamento
66=66-Sostenuto
67=67-Soft Pedal
71=71-Harmonic Content
72=72-Release Time
73=73-Attack Time
74=74-Brightness
84=84-Portamento Control
91=91-Effects Send Level 1 (reverb)
93=93-Effects Send Level 3 (chorus)
94=94-Effects Send Level 4 (variation)
96=96-RPN Increment
97=97-RPN Decrement
98=98-NRPN LSB
99=99-NRPN MSB
100=100-RPN LSB
101=101-RPN MSB
120=120-All Sound Off
121=121-Reset All Controllers
123=123-All Notes Off
124=124-OMNI Off
125=125-OMNI On
126=126-Mono
127=127-Poly

; ----------------------------------------------------------------------

.Instrument Definitions


[Casio CTK-4000 LK-270 WK-200]
BankSelMethod=1
Control=Casio CTK-4000 LK-270 WK-200
Patch[0]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 General MIDI
Patch[1]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 01
Patch[2]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 02
Patch[3]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 03
Patch[4]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 04
Patch[5]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 05
Patch[6]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 06
Patch[7]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 07
Patch[8]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 08
Patch[9]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 09
Patch[10]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 10
Patch[11]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 11
Patch[12]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 12
Patch[13]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 13
Patch[16]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 16
Patch[17]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 17
Patch[18]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 18
Patch[19]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 19
Patch[20]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 20
Patch[21]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 21
Patch[22]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 22
Patch[23]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 23
Patch[32]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 32
Patch[33]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 33
Patch[34]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 34
Patch[96]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Bank 96
Patch[120]=Casio CTK4000 LK270 WK200 Percussion
Patch[*]=General MIDI

So there you have it, some long-time-missing INS files for some Casio keyboards. 6 different models are now supported properly in Cakewalk.

btw: If anyone wants the tone-list for these models that's sorted by bank number and program change number, as I first did for the CTK-5000, post a reply to let me know. I kept my work-flow files on this, just in case. It might come in handy if you need to create Instrument Definitions for MIDI editing software other than Cakewalk.