Individual Volume Control on Split Keyboards Casio CT-X3000

[Louis Doyle]

Hello, I want to split the keyboard and I want the L/H section (Strings) to be quieter than the R/H section (Electric Piano). Is this possible? Also, how would I do it? Please don't refer me to the manual as I found it difficult to follow. A Dummies Book would be good for me!!
thanks

 

[Biggles]

Welcome.

Yes it is very possible, it is a case of using the Mixer feature, in your Casio there are nine available individual adjustments to each of the elements.

Manuals can be and often are difficult to make any sense out of and Casio is right up there in the confusion states.

You have to be in the right mode long press PART, to get MIXER displayed and you should see KEYBOARD also displayed.

Use the cursor keys to highlight which of the 1 to 9 elements you want to adjust and then the up and down cursors to raise or lower the volume.

You will probably need to save the amended Registration to a User Bank if you want to use it in the future.

The image shows which of the 1 to 9 elements is which.

 

[The Y_man]

You could also create new user tones - volume is a parameter you can change.

See

if you can't stand the manual

The Y-man

 

[Louis Doyle]

Welcome.

Yes it is very possible, it is a case of using the Mixer feature, in your Casio there are nine available individual adjustments to each of the elements.

Manuals can be and often are difficult to make any sense out of and Casio is right up there in the confusion states.

You have to be in the right mode long press PART, to get MIXER displayed and you should see KEYBOARD also displayed.

Use the cursor keys to highlight which of the 1 to 9 elements you want to adjust and then the up and down cursors to raise or lower the volume.

You will probably need to save the amended Registration to a User Bank if you want to use it in the future.

The image shows which of the 1 to 9 elements is which.

View attachment 2792

Thank you. Fairly easy when you know how

 

[Louis Doyle]

Welcome.

Yes it is very possible, it is a case of using the Mixer feature, in your Casio there are nine available individual adjustments to each of the elements.

Manuals can be and often are difficult to make any sense out of and Casio is right up there in the confusion states.

You have to be in the right mode long press PART, to get MIXER displayed and you should see KEYBOARD also displayed.

Use the cursor keys to highlight which of the 1 to 9 elements you want to adjust and then the up and down cursors to raise or lower the volume.

You will probably need to save the amended Registration to a User Bank if you want to use it in the future.

The image shows which of the 1 to 9 elements is which.

View attachment 2792

Just an update. Your instructions worked a treat. Managed to sort a couple of sounds out with reduced volume on the U2 section. Thank you for your help

 

[Biggles]

You are welcome.

Many thanks for the feedback.