Casio CT-X3000: 28. Mixing With System Effects: Reverb, Chorus, Delay

In previous videos you will know how to access the Reverb, Chorus, and Delay system effects. Following on from these videos, you will learn how to apply different amounts to 3 TONES at the same time, using a SPLIT and UPPER LAYER.

[@wpsam52]

This was very useful. Thanks for doing all of these. You've made it a lot for enjoyable to use the ct-x3000.

[@hmeziane1978]

Hi Stewart , Very good video , Very useful !! I really like the edited sound (upper strings/guitar) ,

[@chemsilva]

Great video. I use the mixer a lot to edit my tones. Thanks!

[@Shadowthevampire]

How do I turn of the abnoying voice fingering guide please make a video on it I didn't understand the mannual.

[@StewartWallaceSJWMusic]

I'm not sure what you mean - which pages are you looking at in the manual? It's definitely NOT the greatest manual ever written!
The various fingering modes found via the FUNCTION button only apply if the ACCOMP button is turned on. But let me know, and I will try to help - or someone else might know the answer! All the best.

[@Shadowthevampire]

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic I dont remember but it said to push down like : 3 until voice was of and stuff but it didnt work

[@robsonhoweka8398]

Hey. Can ctx mix dsp effect rhythms?

[@StewartWallaceSJWMusic]

No, the DSP FX are only for tones, though you can save a drum set as a user tone and then edit it. Then you can feed the drums through any of the DSP combinations. When it comes to recording a drum accompaniment rhythm you have to use a preset drum set, however you can record drum patterns into pads using a user drum set. I have not gone too deep into that method, but it's a possible workaround. Hope that helps. All the best.