I had already ordered the 1000, but I watched your videos and ordered the 3000. I'll get a refund on the 1000 when it gets back to the shop. THANK YOU for all of these videos!!!!
Hi Piano Man Chuck. Fantastic .Well done again!! You are the first person to demonstrate the Chordana play app properly. Could you show me the app picking the rhythms and Jazzy Organ tones.
Hi Chuck, Nice video but you skipped over the pedal functions. I am not having much luck figuring out how to assign them to different functions. Is it possible to reassign the functionality of the Casio SP-34 3 pedal unit?
Thanks for your tutorial. I've been using this keyboard for awhile now and the Chordana app is a necessary accessory. But you didn't answer some questions you raised. At 8:58 you say you can change the balance of the layered or split soudns sounds, but it's not easy. How do you do it from Chordana? Also the Bank function ON the keyboard only, allows you to save setups (registrations) to call up when you need a specific combination of sounds, splits and layers. Thanks for providing a beginning to appreciating the power of this keyboard.
Chuck, you are a godsend. There still isn't one pro store near me (and we have a couple of BIG names) carrying the px-s3000, and even if they did, they have so much inventory that they wouldn't have the time or a clue to do it justice. As it is, they have the 1000 is mounted up high without a damper pedal, and you are on your own. There's no way they'd demo the Chordana app for me, and I get it. The market has changed and now you've got my business and you fully deserve it. It's sad, because these were always the places I would get a hands-on experience along with information (to their benefit and profit) and now that is almost over. You and Amazon are angels and devils at the same time! :-)
Hi chuck, thanks for the hard work, you dug it deep to review it nicely like this. However, I did read everywhere that the bluetooth conection on the PX S3000 is audio only, so I didn't try to use the midi player by another way than pluging my pad into the USB B conector ... And also, as I'm not born speaking english i'm not sure you said it. But anyway it won't be stressed enough, that you can download a midi file and then play it and see the notes waterfall on the screen, in no time. This is a huge feature, so handy to learn a new song when you are not experienced enough in reading paper music My 2 cents
If there wasn't the app, i wouldnt have decided for the S1000. Its horrendous navigation through everything, searching for the right keys, with yor manual at handfor everything you might want to change. The app makes your phone basically a super easy way to navigate throug everything, while sparing money for an expensive touch-display built in your piano. I really like the idea.
Hi! Does anybody know why can't I see scores above my keyboard when playing in Midi mode? I loaded the midi file but I don't have the option to see the score on the top of my screen? thanks
You need a USB B Cable (USB B on the one side, the other side depends on what you want it to connect to,its the same Cable as for Printers). I use a Cable with USB B on piano side, USB A on the other, to fit into my Computer. To connect my Android Phone instead i simply plug an Adapter between the Cable and my Phone. USB A Female and USB C male that would be in my case. Other phones do have enentually Different USB types than C. Whatever fits yours. They're pretty cheap USB B: Fits into the piano, Printers... USB A: Fits into your PC male: the side you plug into something female: here goes another Cable in Pick whatever fits your needs
Hi Chuck! Another great video! Congrats on your channel. I'm trying to uncomplicate my live setup so just a simple stage piano like this would be great. I just would like to know if it is possible to order, rename and save patches to recall them during a live situation from the chordana app. Like for each song to recall the patches quicky. Something like user locations to be easier to change sounds on stage. Song 1 uses 3 sounds / song 2 uses 4 sounds... is this possible with this setup? Thanks!
I do not know what is a nice realistic Rhodes sound, as I only eared it on records. All I can say is that the PX S3000 offers several sounds for each main type of electric pianos : Rhodes, Wurlitzer, Clavinet, etc ... so that each time I can find a sound fitting to my needs.
@@PianoManChuck Thank you Chuck for your QUICK response...so if I plug HEADPHONES ( to turn off INTERNAL SPEAKERS ] & SET UP a pair of EXTERNAL SPEAKERS ...would any sound come thru ? I'm looking for the BEST sound possible and internal speakers never deliver. I will buy the " I LOUD MICRO STUDIO SPEAKERS you have recommended. Best regards Chuck !!!!
You don't. However, on my Android tablet the app was on the cloud so from a basement with no internet I wasn't able to get to it, but I could use cellular data on my phone.
Dude, that was awesome! I'm getting a PX-3000 on payday! Thank you for the information! I love your videos! Thank you Chuck! Subbed!
I've just got a casio px-s3000. This video helps me a lot. Thank you^^
THX! I really like the way you explain things.
Glad to hear that!
I had already ordered the 1000, but I watched your videos and ordered the 3000. I'll get a refund on the 1000 when it gets back to the shop. THANK YOU for all of these videos!!!!
Thanks, and congratulations!
Haha, I kinda did the same:) ordered the 1000, found out about the 3000 then ordered it up and now waiting to return the 1000 ;)
Oh yeah, the piano with the crappy action
Hi Piano Man Chuck. Fantastic .Well done again!! You are the first person to demonstrate the Chordana play app properly. Could you show me the app picking the rhythms and Jazzy Organ tones.
Hi Chuck, Nice video but you skipped over the pedal functions. I am not having much luck figuring out how to assign them to different functions. Is it possible to reassign the functionality of the Casio SP-34 3 pedal unit?
Please post any and all Casio tech questions at www.casiomusicforums.com
Would be great, if I could save registrations in the app or give registrations names.
Thanks for your tutorial. I've been using this keyboard for awhile now and the Chordana app is a necessary accessory. But you didn't answer some questions you raised. At 8:58 you say you can change the balance of the layered or split soudns sounds, but it's not easy. How do you do it from Chordana? Also the Bank function ON the keyboard only, allows you to save setups (registrations) to call up when you need a specific combination of sounds, splits and layers. Thanks for providing a beginning to appreciating the power of this keyboard.
Very knowledgeable man. Thanks
Chuck, you are a godsend. There still isn't one pro store near me (and we have a couple of BIG names) carrying the px-s3000, and even if they did, they have so much inventory that they wouldn't have the time or a clue to do it justice. As it is, they have the 1000 is mounted up high without a damper pedal, and you are on your own. There's no way they'd demo the Chordana app for me, and I get it. The market has changed and now you've got my business and you fully deserve it.
It's sad, because these were always the places I would get a hands-on experience along with information (to their benefit and profit) and now that is almost over. You and Amazon are angels and devils at the same time! :-)
Thanks!
Hi chuck, thanks for the hard work, you dug it deep to review it nicely like this.
However, I did read everywhere that the bluetooth conection on the PX S3000 is audio only, so I didn't try to use the midi player by another way than pluging my pad into the USB B conector ...
And also, as I'm not born speaking english i'm not sure you said it. But anyway it won't be stressed enough, that you can download a midi file and then play it and see the notes waterfall on the screen, in no time. This is a huge feature, so handy to learn a new song when you are not experienced enough in reading paper music
My 2 cents
Yes, this was all covered in the video. Thanks for your comment!
If there wasn't the app, i wouldnt have decided for the S1000. Its horrendous navigation through everything, searching for the right keys, with yor manual at handfor everything you might want to change. The app makes your phone basically a super easy way to navigate throug everything, while sparing money for an expensive touch-display built in your piano. I really like the idea.
So is it correct that you need a wired connection for some functions but others can be used with a Blue Tooth connection?
The bluetooth functionality is solely as an audio player, e.g. to play songs from your phone. You can't do anything else over Bluetooth.
Just saying hello! and thanks for your channel.
Outstanding review. Great video.
has the acoustic piano been improved? The 560m sounds a somehow digital in the middle region.
Hi! Does anybody know why can't I see scores above my keyboard when playing in Midi mode? I loaded the midi file but I don't have the option to see the score on the top of my screen? thanks
What cable do I need to connect my phone in order to use the controller?
DMCustomShop did you ever get an answer for this? I am trying to figure it out myself.
Ehudhoc so you need the Apple camera connection kit as well as a usb b to usb a cable (printer cable)
You need a USB B Cable (USB B on the one side, the other side depends on what you want it to connect to,its the same Cable as for Printers). I use a Cable with USB B on piano side, USB A on the other, to fit into my Computer. To connect my Android Phone instead i simply plug an Adapter between the Cable and my Phone. USB A Female and USB C male that would be in my case. Other phones do have enentually Different USB types than C. Whatever fits yours. They're pretty cheap
USB B: Fits into the piano, Printers...
USB A: Fits into your PC
male: the side you plug into something
female: here goes another Cable in
Pick whatever fits your needs
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what about iphones? what do i need to get to connect my iphone to my piano?
Hi Chuck, is somewhere a function which transfer intro variation endings from buttons to lowest keys? Thanks!
No, but you can control rhythms with an assignable foot switch or damper pedal.
Hi Chuck! Another great video! Congrats on your channel. I'm trying to uncomplicate my live setup so just a simple stage piano like this would be great. I just would like to know if it is possible to order, rename and save patches to recall them during a live situation from the chordana app. Like for each song to recall the patches quicky. Something like user locations to be easier to change sounds on stage. Song 1 uses 3 sounds / song 2 uses 4 sounds... is this possible with this setup? Thanks!
Sadly you can not name or rename even your registrations on this keyboard. It's all "Bank 1, Area 3," etc.
Is there a Nice Realistic 'Rhodes' sound in there? Love All Ur Great Reviews
Thx 'PMC'
I do not know what is a nice realistic Rhodes sound, as I only eared it on records. All I can say is that the PX S3000 offers several sounds for each main type of electric pianos : Rhodes, Wurlitzer, Clavinet, etc ... so that each time I can find a sound fitting to my needs.
I am quite happy with the Rhodes sound in the Casio as it comes. I'm not a fan of how this keyboard feels, but it delivers in so many other ways!
● QUESTION > DO INTERNAL SPEAKERS turn OFF when EXTERNAL SPEAKERS are hooked up ???
Internal speakers ONLY shut off when something is plugged into the headphone jack.
@@PianoManChuck Thank you Chuck for your QUICK response...so if I plug HEADPHONES ( to turn off INTERNAL SPEAKERS ] & SET UP a pair of EXTERNAL SPEAKERS ...would any sound come thru ? I'm looking for the BEST sound possible and internal speakers never deliver. I will buy the " I LOUD MICRO STUDIO SPEAKERS you have recommended. Best regards Chuck !!!!
Curious about ability to edit sounds. Can you edit synth sounds' like filter, envelope etc?
Unfortunately, no. The PX-S3000 has incredible editing capabilities through the panel, but not through the app, which is for many Casio products.
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I cant connect using the Chordana app with my Android Galaxy Edge.....poop!
Are you sure you are using Chordana Play For Piano? Different than Chordana Play.
non so che cosa
So you need wifi to use the screen?
You don't. However, on my Android tablet the app was on the cloud so from a basement with no internet I wasn't able to get to it, but I could use cellular data on my phone.