Casio CTK-731 - Converting Rhythm Pattern Data from Another Keyboard; File Characteristics; To Delete a File from a Diskette; To Format a Floppy Diskette

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Safety Precautions3
Care of Your Keyboard4
Main Features4
Contents5
General Guide6
Product View6
Playing a Demo Tune6
Rear Panel6
About the Display7
Connections7
Power Supply8
Using Batteries8
Using the AC Adaptor8
Setting and Memory Contents8
Basic Operations9
Selecting a Tone9
Using Layer9
Using Split9
Using Layer and Split Together10
Using Touch Response10
Tuning the Keyboard10
Using DSP Effects10
Turning DSP Effects on and off11
Using the MODULATION Button11
Auto Accompaniment11
Selecting a Rhythm11
Adjusting the Tempo12
Casio Chord12
Fingered12
Full Range Chord12
Using an Intro Pattern13
Using a Fill-In Pattern13
Synchro Starting Accompaniment with Rhythm Play13
Using Auto Harmonize13
Using One-Touch Preset14
Using Free Session14
Turning Auto Accompaniment Parts on and off14
Adjusting the Accompaniment Volume14
Mixer Function15
Mixer Features15
Mixer Modes15
Turning Channels on and off15
Changing the Parameters of a Channel16
Synthesizer Mode17
Synthesizer Functions17
Synthesizer Parameters17
Saving User Tones17
Creating a User Tone18
Parameters and Their Settings18
User Tone Creation Hints18
Naming a User Tone and Storing It in Memory18
То Name a User Tone and Store It in Memory19
Letters and Numerals19
Registration Memory Features19
Setup Names19
To Save a Setup in Registration Memory20
To Recall a Setup from Registration Memory20
Using the Song Sequencer20
Songs and Tracks20
Song Sequencer Memory Capacity21
Song Sequencer Modes21
Real-Time Recording21
Punch-In Recording22
To Delete the Contents of a Specific Track23
Playing Back from Song Sequencer Memory23
Song Sequencer and Mixer Operations23
Global Settings and Operations23
Pattern Sequencer Basics25
Pattern Sequencer Memory Capacit25
Pattern Sequencer Modes25
To Navigate between Pattern Sequencer Modes25
Using the Pattern Create Mode26
To Play Back Elements of the Accompaniment Pattern in the Work Area26
To Record an Accompaniment Pattern26
Recording Parts26
To Record the Bass Part27
Using the Pattern Edit Mode27
Main-Menu and Sub-Menu Screens27
Global Setting Sub-Menus27
Element Sub-Menus28
Part Sub-Menus28
Exiting the Pattern Sequencer Mode29
To Exit the Pattern Sequencer Mode and Save Work Area Contents29
To Exit the Pattern Sequencer Mode Without Saving Work Area Contents29
Keyboard Settings30
Using the Keyboard Settings Menu30
Setting Screens30
What Is MIDI?31
MIDI Connections31
General MIDI31
MIDI Settings31
MIDI Messages32
MIDI Functions and Mixer Functions33
Bulk Sending Keyboard Data33
Using the Floppy Disk Drive34
Floppy Disk Drive Features34
About Floppy Diskettes34
Basic Diskette Operation35
Playing Back an SMF35
To Play a Specific File from Diskette35
To Play Back All Files on a Diskette35
Saving and Recalling Memory Data36
To Save Keyboard Data to Diskette36
To Load Keyboard Data from a Diskette36
Using the Utilities36
Converting Rhythm Pattern Data from Another Keyboard37
File Characteristics37
To Delete a File from a Diskette37
To Format a Floppy Diskette37
Disk Drive Error Messages38
Troubleshooting38
Specifications39
Appendix40
Tone List-Rhythm List40
Note Table41
Free Session Chord Progression Chart: Key of C41
Drum Assignment List42
Fingered Chord Chart43
Chord Conversion Table43
MIDI Implementation Chart44

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