Casio CTK-650 User Manual

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Touch Response :
¢ Even when Touch Response is switched off, this unit sends data that indicates the
pressure used to operate the keyboard keys.
* When this unit receives data, it applies Touch Response data in accordance with
whether or not its own Touch Response function is switched on or off.
Volume balance between channels
Channels 1 through 9, 15 and 16
You cannot make changes in volumes using this keyboard. Changes are made only
if they are received from a connected MIDI device.
Channels 10 through 14
You can change the volume settings of these channels using this keyboard's Accom-
paniment Volume setting. Changes are also made when they are received from a
connected MIDI device".
* Control change 7
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Modulation volume, stereo position (pan), effect volume (effect send)
* You cannot set modulation volume, stereo position, and effect volume using this
unit. Changes are made only if they are received from a connected MIDI device.
¢ Ifa program change is received from a connected device, this keyboard returns to
its initial settings.
* See the MIDI Implementation chart at the back of this manual for details.
Notes
* With effect number 03 (CHORUS), the stereo position is always located in the
center, and any external changes in this setting are ignored.
« With effect number 07 (ENHANCER) and effect number 09 (LOUDNESS), the
effect volume is fixed at maximum, and any external changes in this setting are
ignored.
¢ MIDI Channel 10 cannot receive an effect send command.
Sound/Control pads
The sound and sound number is sent when a pad is pressed, except for pad
functions 30 and 31 (Bend Up, Bend Down). When receiving data, you can use the
pads 30 and 31 to apply their effects to the sounds being received.
@ Song Memory and demo tunes
You cannot send Song Memory and demo tune playback as MIDI data. Also, you
cannot save MIDI data in this keyboard's Song Memory.
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Casio CTK-650 Specifications

General

Brand	Casio
Model	CTK-650
Category	Electronic Keyboard
Language	English