How to record chord accompaniment data on a computer from Casio WK-3200?
If you cannot record chord accompaniment data on a computer from your Casio Electronic Keyboard, it's likely that the Accomp/Song MIDI Out is turned off. Turn on Accomp/Song MIDI Out to enable recording.
What to do if Auto Accompaniment does not sound on Casio WK-3200 Electronic Keyboard?
If the Auto Accompaniment on your Casio Electronic Keyboard isn't working, try these solutions: * Increase the volume using the ACCOMP VOLUME button. * Use the Mixer to ensure that channels 6 through 10 are turned on. * Adjust the Mixer to raise the volume setting for channels 6 through 10.
What to do if playing the Casio WK-3200 Electronic Keyboard sounds two tones?
If your Casio Electronic Keyboard is playing two tones at once, it's likely that Layer is turned on. To fix this, simply press the LAYER button to turn off the layering function.
Why Casio WK-3200 key or tuning does not match when playing with MIDI machine?
If the key or tuning of your Casio Electronic Keyboard doesn't match when playing with another MIDI machine, it could be due to these reasons: 1. The tuning or transpose parameter is set to a value other than 00. 2. Mixer coarse tune, fine tune, and/or octave shift settings are values other than 00. To resolve this: 1. Change the transpose or tuning parameter value to 00. 2. Use the Mixer to change the coarse tune, fine tune, and/or octave shift settings to 00.
What to do if some parts do not play at all during song memory playback on Casio WK-3200 Electronic Keyboard?
If some parts are silent during song memory playback on your Casio Electronic Keyboard, it may be due to these reasons: * Channels are turned off. * Volume setting is too low. To fix this: * Use the Mixer to turn channels on. * Use the Mixer to check the volume setting.
What to do if Casio WK-3200 starts up abnormally?
If your Casio Electronic Keyboard starts up abnormally, it could be due to: 1. Corrupted flash memory or a problem with the card. 2. The keyboard detecting abnormal flash memory data and automatically resetting the system. Try these steps to resolve the issue: 1. a. Remove the batteries and disconnect the AC adapter, then press the POWER button. b. Reload the batteries and/or reconnect the AC adapter, then press the POWER button again. c. Use the TRANSPOSE/ FUNCTION button to perform a system reset. 2. Wait (about 40 seconds) until the “Pls Wait” message disappears from the display.
Why Casio WK-3200 cannot recall data from a card?
If your Casio Electronic Keyboard cannot recall data from a card, it may be due to these reasons: 1. The card is not inserted correctly into the card slot. 2. There is not enough space available in the area into which you are trying to import the data. 3. You are trying to use a card whose voltage or capacity is not supported by this keyboard. 4. The card is damaged. To solve this: 1. Correctly insert the card into the card slot. 2. Delete rhythm, SMF, or tone with wave data currently in the keyboard’s Flash memory to make room for the imported data. 3. Use only a card of the voltage and capacity specified for this keyboard. 4. Use a different card.
What to do if downloaded tone with waveform contains noise when user data is selected on Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If a downloaded tone with waveform contains noise or keyboard operations become abnormal when user data is selected on your Casio Electronic Keyboard, it may be due to corrupted Flash memory. Use the TRANSPOSE/FUNCTION button to perform the system reset operation.
Why Casio WK-3200 produces unnatural sound when connected to computer?
If your Casio Electronic Keyboard produces an unnatural sound when connected to a computer, the computer’s MIDI Thru function is likely turned on. Turn off the MIDI Thru function on the computer or turn off Local Control on the keyboard.
What to do if nothing happens when LAYER or SPLIT button is pressed on Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If pressing the LAYER or SPLIT button on your Casio Electronic Keyboard does nothing, it could be due to these reasons: 1. One or more of the melody channels (2 through 4) is turned off. 2. The volume setting of one or more of the melody channels (2 through 4) is too low. 3. The keyboard is in record standby. 4. The SMF Player Mode is currently being used. To resolve this: 1. Use the Mixer to turn on Channels 2 through 4. 2. Use the Mixer to raise the volume setting of Channels 2 through 4. 3. Note that the LAYER and SPLIT buttons are disabled during recording and record standby. 4. Turn off the SMF Player Mode, as LAYER and SPLIT are not available while it is in use.
General| Output Power | 6W + 6W |
|---|---|
| USB | Yes |
| Sound Source | AHL (Acoustic & Highly-compressed Large-waveform) |
| Polyphony | 48 notes |
| Digital Effects | Reverb (10 types), Chorus (5 types) |
| Lesson Function | Step Up Lesson |
| Metronome | Yes |
| Recorder | 6 tracks x 5 songs |
| Sampling Function | Yes |
| Key Transpose | Yes |
| Tuning Control | Yes |
| Speakers | 12 cm x 2 |
| Input/Output Terminals | Headphones |
| Power Requirements | AC adaptor |
| Display | LCD (backlit) |
| Pedal Input | Sustain/Assignable |
| MIDI | Yes (IN/OUT) |
| Keyboard | 76 keys, touch response |
Explains symbols for safe operation and warnings.
Precautions for using alkaline and other batteries to prevent leaks or explosions.
Guidelines for safe use of the AC adapter and its cord to prevent electrical hazards.
Covers risks associated with dropping, impact, plastic bags, placement, and relocation.
Safe cleaning procedures and warnings about chemical use.
Safety guidelines for product connectors and placement locations to prevent hazards.
Safety regarding the display screen, sound volume, and placing objects on the product.
Safety for stand assembly and indicators for battery status.
Introduces key features like tones, rhythms, memory, display, effects, and modes.
Highlights features like Mixer, Registration Memory, computer data download, card slot, and floppy drive.
Identifies and describes the main controls and indicators on the front panel of the keyboard.
Details the various terminals and ports located on the rear panel of the keyboard.
Instructions on how to install the score stand into the top slot of the keyboard.
How to start, stop, and navigate through the keyboard's demo tunes.
Instructions for loading batteries and important safety warnings regarding battery misuse.
Guidelines for safe AC adapter use and explanation of the auto power off feature.
Information on how main keyboard settings are retained after power off.
Proper procedure for turning off the keyboard and details on memory contents retention.
Methods for backing up data and initializing keyboard parameters.
Connecting headphones and line out to audio equipment or amplifiers for WK-3700.
Connecting headphones and output to audio equipment or amplifiers for WK-3200.
Connecting to amplifiers and using sustain/assignable jack pedals safely.
Warning about using only specified accessories to avoid hazards.
Steps to turn on the keyboard and start playing, including tone selection and polyphony.
Detailed tone selection and managing DSP effects, plus PIANO SETTING button function.
How to use the pitch bend wheel and modulation wheel/button for expressive playing.
Introduces drawbar organ tones and the operational flow diagram.
Explains how channel buttons function as drawbars for tone editing.
Steps for selecting and modifying parameters of drawbar organ tones.
Detailed explanation of drawbar position, click, and percussion parameters.
Procedure for saving customized drawbar organ tones with names and numbers.
How drawbar settings are visually represented on the display.
Overview of effects organization and how channel buttons control them.
How to select and change settings for DSP effects.
How to save custom DSP parameter settings for later use.
Understanding the DSP button's role in indicating and toggling DSP line status.
Steps to select and apply reverb effects to tones.
How to control reverb strength and application, including parameter details.
Steps to select and apply chorus effects to tones.
How to adjust chorus strength and application, including parameter details.
How to select equalizer types and adjust band gain for tone quality.
How to use the MODE button and select rhythms for accompaniment.
How to play rhythms and adjust tempo for accompaniment and song memory.
Steps to activate Auto Accompaniment by selecting a mode and playing chords.
Explanation of the CASIO CHORD method and its chord types for easy playing.
Description of the FINGERED method and its chord types.
Explanation of the FULL RANGE CHORD method and its chord recognition capabilities.
How to use intro, fill-in, and rhythm variation patterns for performance enhancement.
Steps for inserting fill-ins and switching rhythm variations.
How to use synchro start and add ending patterns for a natural conclusion.
Using One-touch Preset for automatic settings and Auto Harmonize for richer melodies.
Lists Auto Harmonize types and explains how to adjust accompaniment volume.
Explains the mixer's function and the parts assigned to each channel.
How to toggle individual channels on/off and interpret display indicators.
How to change settings for channels 1-16, including tone, volume, and pan.
How to edit DSP channel parameters using the mixer.
Explains parameters like Tone, Part On/Off, Volume, Pan Pot, Octave Shift, and Tuning.
Controlling effects like Reverb, Chorus, DSP Level, and DSP Pan for individual parts.
Introduction to creating original tones and the available parameters.
Details on selecting tones and volume characteristic parameters like Attack and Release.
Covers vibrato, octave shift, level, touch sense, and effect parameters.
Explains how to store created user tones in memory for later recall.
Step-by-step guide to select and modify preset tones to create user tones.
Explains parameters like Attack Time, Release Time, Cutoff Frequency, and Resonance.
How to assign and adjust modulation effects for tones.
Details on vibrato settings, octave shift, tone level, and touch sensitivity.
Reverb Send, Chorus Send, and DSP Line settings for tones.
How to configure DSP settings and tips for creating user tones.
Procedure to name and save a created user tone into memory.
Lists saved settings and explains how to assign setups to areas using bank and registration buttons.
Steps to save the current keyboard setup to registration memory and recall saved setups.
Introduces song memory, track recording, and basic operations.
Details data recorded to Track 1 during real-time recording and mixer settings.
Steps for performing real-time recording of keyboard input.
Variations for real-time recording including synchro start, intro, ending, and fill-in.
How to play back recorded songs and turn individual tracks on/off.
Recording chords and melody notes one by one using step recording.
Detailed steps for step recording chords and accompaniment into Track 1.
How to specify chords in Normal mode and set note lengths for step recording.
Variations for step recording, including intro, rhythm variation, fill-in, and ending patterns.
How to record melody tracks (Tracks 2-6) using real-time or step recording.
How to recall and modify notes and parameters within recorded songs.
Procedure to correct mistakes made during step recording by moving the input point.
Steps for correcting mistakes by re-recording data from a specific point.
How to delete specific notes or data points within step recording.
Performing operations like deleting songs, tracks, or rewriting song header data.
Explains the four parts and how to use the Layer function to combine two tones.
How to split the keyboard into two zones with different tones and specify the split point.
How to use Layer and Split together to create layered split keyboard sounds.
How to transpose the keyboard and enable/adjust touch response.
How to fine-tune the keyboard's pitch to match other instruments.
Guide to navigating the keyboard settings menu.
Overview of changeable settings including Transpose, Auto Harmonize, Touch Response, Tune, Contrast.
Table detailing changeable settings and their descriptions.
MIDI settings and options for deleting/initializing data.
Navigational steps to access and change various keyboard settings.
Details on specific settings like Transpose, Auto Harmonize, Touch Response, Tune, Contrast.
Lists the 10 available Auto Harmonize types and their descriptions.
Specifics on Contrast, Assignable Jack, Mixer Hold, DSP Hold settings.
Detailed MIDI settings including channel, chord judge, output, local control, and pitch bend range.
Options for SMF delete, user rhythm/tone delete, mixer/parameter reset, and system reset.
Preparing storage media and important warnings before playing SMF files.
Overview of the operational flow for the SMF Player Mode.
Steps to select play-along part, playback mode, and output mode.
Steps to select and play SMF files from internal memory, SmartMedia, or floppy disk.
Detailed steps for selecting play-along parts, playback modes, and output modes.
How to control the overall playback volume of SMF data.
Explains the software for managing data and lists supported data types.
Details converter applications and how to download data from CASIO MUSIC SITE.
Information about data on the CD-ROM and restoring factory defaults.
Explains what MIDI is and how to connect MIDI devices to the keyboard.
Keyboard's General MIDI support and configuration of MIDI parameters.
Details MIDI parameters like MIDI In Chord Judge and Accomp/Song MIDI Out.
How to use the software for transferring data between computer and keyboard memory.
Steps for establishing a MIDI connection between the keyboard and a computer.
Explains the function of the DATA ACCESS lamp during MIDI data exchange.
Lists file types that can be saved to external media and explains package files.
Information on using SmartMedia cards and important handling precautions.
Instructions for inserting and removing SmartMedia cards from the slot.
Features and precautions for using the WK-3700's floppy disk drive for data storage.
How to insert/eject diskettes and general use of external storage media.
Steps for basic operations with SmartMedia cards, including entering Card Mode.
Basic operations for using the WK-3700's floppy disk drive.
Procedure for formatting SmartMedia cards or floppy diskettes.
Steps to save various data types to external storage media like SmartMedia or floppy disk.
Steps to load data from external storage media into the keyboard's user area.
Steps to load files from SmartMedia or floppy diskette into the keyboard.
How to change the name of a file previously saved to external storage media.
Procedure to delete files from external storage media, with warnings.
Steps to delete files from SmartMedia cards or floppy diskettes.
How to format storage media, including density selection for diskettes.
Steps to format media, confirming the operation and handling completion messages.
Describes characters usable for file names in user area and external media.
Diagnosing and resolving issues related to no keyboard sound, low volume, or battery problems.
Troubleshooting Auto Accompaniment not sounding or touch response not working.
Resolving issues where multiple tones play or different tones appear in different ranges.
Troubleshooting MIDI sync mismatches, parts dropping out, or parts not playing in song memory.
Resolving issues with unresponsive layer/split buttons, no MIDI sound, or unnatural computer connection sounds.
Troubleshooting abnormal startup due to flash memory issues or problems recording chord data to a computer.
Addressing noise from downloaded tones, abnormal user data selection, and card saving/recalling errors.
Explains sound variations due to sampling process, not malfunction.
Details model, keyboard type, tone count, polyphony, and drawbar organ specs.
Specifications for effects, Auto Accompaniment features, and song memory capabilities.
Specifications for Synthesizer Mode parameters and Registration Memory.
Details mixer channels, parameters, MIDI capabilities, and other functions.
Specifications for SMF Player, Flash Memory, and SmartMedia card slot.
Specifications for the WK-3700's floppy disk drive type and functions.
Details on terminals, speaker output, power consumption, and battery life.
Physical dimensions and weight of the keyboard models.
Guidelines to protect the instrument from environmental factors and interference.
Safe cleaning methods and warnings against using harsh chemicals.
Comprehensive list of Advanced Tones with detailed parameters.
List of preset tones with their numbers, names, and associated DSP/effect parameters.
Categorized list of drum sets with their respective numbers and PC values.
List of user-created tones with their associated parameters.
Lists tones with waveform data and preset drawbar organ tones with parameters.
Lists user drum sets that include waveform data with their parameters.
Lists user-created drawbar organ tones with their numbers, names, and parameters.
Maps MIDI note numbers to specific drum sounds across various drum sets.
Continues the mapping of MIDI note numbers to drum sounds for different drum sets.
Lists internal rhythms by category and user rhythms.
Visual guide for fingering chords using the accompaniment keyboard.
Continues the visual guide for fingering various chord types.
Lists available reverb, chorus, DSP, and equalizer effects with their types and parameters.
Details DSP algorithms, their display names, and associated parameters.
Continues detailing DSP algorithms and their parameters.
Continues detailing DSP algorithms and their parameters.
Continues detailing DSP algorithms and their parameters.
Continues detailing DSP algorithms and their parameters.
Continues detailing DSP algorithms and their parameters.
Continues detailing DSP algorithms and their parameters.
Continues detailing DSP algorithms and their parameters.
Continues detailing DSP algorithms and their parameters.
Continues detailing DSP algorithms and their parameters.
Continues detailing DSP algorithms and their parameters.
Details MIDI transmission/reception for functions like Note Number, Velocity, Pitch Bender, and Control Change.
Lists recognized MIDI messages, mode settings, and relevant remarks for implementation.
Covers Program Change, System Exclusive, Common, Real Time, Aux, and other messages.
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