Casio Utility Banks - Demo #2 Panning Banks (CT-X700, CT-X800, CDP-S350) | RBK Mixer скачать в хорошем качестве

Casio Utility Banks - Demo #2 Panning Banks (CT-X700, CT-X800, CDP-S350) | RBK Mixer

Please check out the first demo video for these files for more background:    • Casio Utility Banks - Demo #1 MIDI Control...   This is the second demo video showcasing some custom utility banks for some of my favorite Casio instruments, the CT-X700 and the CDP-S350. These Panning banks enable advanced features on these keyboards that would otherwise be impossible on a stock machine, allowing users to hard pan the tones assigned to the keyboard left and right to create individual outputs for specific sounds. These isolated outputs add a ton of flexibility and versatility to your instrument, both when recording in the studio and performing live with outboard effects units. Note that you must have an account on the forums to access these files. CT-X700/X800/CT-X870IN download link: https://www.casiomusicforums.com/inde... CDP-S350 download link: https://www.casiomusicforums.com/inde... These files were created with my soon-to-be-released software utility (RBK Mixer). This program will address one of the most common complaints from owners of these particular keyboards, which is the lack of a way to control the volume balance between the main, split, and layered tones. By using RBK Mixer to edit hidden mixer menu values contained in Registration Bank files (RBK files), these Casio users can dial in custom volume levels for the keyboard tones by recalling specially modified Registration slots. RBK Mixer Development Thread: https://www.casiomusicforums.com/inde... Other helpful links... CT-X700/CT-X800/CT-X870IN Splitter Cable/Y-Adapter Guide: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PMyL... CDP-S350 Splitter Cable/Y-Adapter Guide: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ENkX... 0:00 Introduction 0:59 Pan Position Explanation 1:55 Panning Utility Banks 2:59 Panned Tracks in Audacity 5:11 Splitter Cables and Y Adapters 6:04 Using Effects Pedals 6:55 Individual Outputs Demonstration 8:49 Conclusion and Outro