--- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, Steve Salevan <thesteve04@c...> wrote: > Hi! I recently purchased a Casio CZ-1000, and it seems to be out > of tune by one whole step... so when I press down on C, I get a D > instead... [or G now] I am familiar with The CZ-3000 and later. This may work on the CZ- 1000. (You may have tried some of these.) (1) If the CZ-1000 has a key transpose button, set it to whatever value makes C = C. (2) If there is no button or the button doesn't work, try sysex: F0 44 00 00 7n 41 dd F7 where n = basic channel - 1 and for dd 45 = G 44 = Ab 43 = A 42 = Bb 41 = B 00 = C 01 = C# 02 = D 03 = Eb 04 = E 05 = F 06 = F# (correct transpose key listed above; guidebook has typos, eg 41 = B# !!) For example, if keyboard C plays G, transpose up perfect 4th (since you can't transpose down a perfect 5th), base channel = 1: F0 44 00 00 70 41 05 F7 OR, perhaps F0 44 00 00 70 41 00 F7 will reset it to C = C. Hope this helps. Let me know. Dr. Steve
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Re: Got a new CZ-1000...need help
2003-08-04 by steve_the_composer
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