a friend of mine currently is using an inexpensive casio ctk691.

he's bought an interface to connect it to his computer he wants to take midis off his computer and revoice and resave them back on his computer ,the casio has now usb options to do this.

can someone explain this the easiest way for him, he's not to familiar with midi and computer music

if you guys can either email him or post here and ill forward it to him

his name is Chris
cmthompson611@vzavenue.net

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Actually, Mikey if the midis are already on the computer he could just as easily change sounds using just about any sequencing program, like Power Tracks, Cakewalk, Cubase, etc. I'm sure he could find something for free on the internet or maybe even got something with the Casio.

As for USB, he only needs to connect the keyboard to the computer. He should be able to see his connection in the Windows Explorer screen or maybe Casio has some connectivity software to facilitate this. Anyway, simply transfer the song(s) to the Casio. Make the changes, then SAVE the file to seal in the changes. Make sure that the file extension stays as .mid not a Casio specialized extension. Transfer the song(s) back to the PC. Done.

[This message has been edited by cassp (edited 01-09-2008).]

Thanks for the quick response.

However once the midi is played through the keyboard. And changes are made in real time. There is is no way we can figure out how to save them. Once you hit play again the changes are gone and it plays the default again.

Does anyone have the official website to download power tracks program

Thanks

It seems that the Casio has a player and not a sequencer/recorder. That might be the problem.

Power Tracks is www.pgmusic.com and BTW, a great program.