55. CASIO CT-X3000: EDITING ORGAN TONES

[@soloharmonicsrobj8246]

Incredible diversity in using the registration settings. Your organ tone combinations are intriguing, wonderful, and realistic sounds.

[@4tune889]

You turned an ordinary arranger keyboard into an interesting and very useful high end instrument through your detailed and in-depth use of all its features and made accessible to others through your lovely tutorials. I’m grateful for one, for that! It’s made me feel satisfied with my own purchase and helped me a lot in enjoying my hobby

[@StewartWallaceSJWMusic]

Thanks for the feedback! I'm pleased you're getting into the detail. It's so easy to be seduced by the latest shiny gear when often you may already have something more than adequate, and with a little bit of time and effort these keyboards have a lot to offer. Plus it will save you £££s - have you seen the cost of Genos 2?! All the best. 😎

[@Dj_Akey]

Thanks for that Ideas, different octaves in different layers,like the real registers on church organs. I ' ll try it out . I also like the drawbar organ tones on the old ctk 900. All the best 👍

[@StewartWallaceSJWMusic]

I've also been using the CT-S1000V for church organ sounds, and found them to be very useful in church. It's a pity there are no separate drawbars, which are available on some older CASIO models - maybe that will come in the next generation of keyboards. 😎

[@Dj_Akey]

@StewartWallaceSJWMusic thanks for reply... 🤗

[@vicdickenson3869]

Are your tutorials similar to what I can use on a Casio CTJ-671?

[@RayAlexander-pi7dv]

Hii