Casio CT-X3000 Upper Layer 

Did you found out how?

Yes. Create a U1 and U2 layer by pressing the UPPER LAYER button. Select the U2 tone you require. Short press PART (red light comes on) and use -/+ to select ”1-9 Keyboard”. Short press PART again. Red light goes off. Next long press MIXER. It should say MIXER KEYBOARD at the bottom of the display. Use up and down arrows until you find Volume. Use left and right arrows to select the part you want to adjust. 1 is U1, 2 is U2, 3 is L1, 4 is L1. Use the wheel to adjust the volume. Save it in a registration memory. Alternatively an expression pedal can adjust volume in real time. New video coming soon! Hope that helps!

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic thank you so much. Your videos are so clear. I think casio is a great company and have been tooking at this for a while to busk, gig and do church keyboards. Plus I've had a CTK 5000 before and the sequencer is great for composing. I'm really looking forward to going through the rest of your videos

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic can you make a video soon

@@kaji6537 I've recently uploaded this video which I hope will get you started: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-P8Mg8vABfuI.htmlsi=zidvMIB1JyW3J7QZ

​@@StewartWallaceSJWMusicis it possible for you to do a video on this?

The keyword to remember is LAYER - it's adding a layer to something that exists. When the display reads "U1" that means "Upper 1" - in other words a single TONE without a LAYER. Press SPLIT and you now get a split with a single TONE in the left hand region - "L1". If you now do a Short Press (SP) of the UPPER LAYER button you've layered a TONE - "U2" - with "U1". We've still got the single split TONE in the left hand region. Now the display reads "U1", "U2", "L1". Now do a Long Press (LP) of the UPPER LAYER button and you've layered a TONE - "L2" - with "L1". The display reads "U1", "U2", "L1", "L2". I know it looks confusing because there's also a mark next to LOWER LAYER on the display. But if you remove the "L1" split there won't be anything for "L2" to layer with. Remember "U2" (Upper 2) and "L2" (Lower 2) are LAYERS. I hope that helps. All the best.

Yes, it's through the PART/MIXER button. Long press (LP) the button to get into the MIXER and make sure you're in the keyboard part section - it should say MIXER KEYBOARD in small lettering on the bottom line of the display. Use the UP (5) & DOWN (2) arrows on the keypad to scroll through the various parameters - PART, VOLUME, PAN, REV SEND, CHO SEND, DLY SEND. The LEFT (1) & RIGHT (3) arrows on the keypad will select the parts. U2 is simply part 2 and on the display you should now see a small number 2 in a box flashing. Now just select the parameter (VOLUME) and change the value using the wheel or -/+ buttons, or press NUM (0) on the keypad and then type a 3-digit value. If you save a registration then each one can have different settings, so that's very useful. I hope that helps!

Sorry for the delay in replying - you may have already solved it! If not, there are a couple of ways of doing it. You can do it either via the FUNCTION button or with the OCTAVE button on the keyboard: 1. Short press the FUNCTION button. Use the left/right arrows on the keypad to find OCTAVE page. Press ENTER on the keypad. Use the wheel or -/+ buttons to change the octave value. Save it as a registration then you can come back to it quickly. 2. Press the OCTAVE button. Use the left/right arrows to switch between and select the layer you want to adjust. Use the wheel or -/+ buttons to change the octave value. Save it as a registration. Hope that helps. 😎

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic thank you I will try wat you suggested.

If you press the TONE button it should get you back to selection mode. And if you're using layers and splits, hold down the TONE button you should also see the little cursor on the left side of the display switch between U1, U2, L1, L2 and then you can select your tones for each in turn. I hope that helps - let me know if it doesn't sort out the issue! All the best.

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic thanks Stewart I will try that

Actually I'm just in the process of making another video about layers, which will include this topic. In the meantime, here's the method to turn down the volume in words: 1. Create your U2 layer. 2. Short press (SP) the PART/MIXER button so the red LED comes on. 3. There are 5 part groups on the keyboard (see the manual page EN-64) - you want the KEYBOARD group and you should see "1-9 Keyboard" on the display. If it's not already selected, use the +/- arrows to select this group. 4. SP the PART/MIXER button so the red LED goes out. 5. Now long press (LP) the PART/MIXER button so that you're in MIXER mode. 6. The up and down arrows on the keypad (5 is up, 2 is down) will scroll through several items - Part, Volume, Pan, Reverb, Chorus, and Delay (see the manual page EN-66). Select VOLUME. 7. On the display you will see a row of 9 numbers. 1 is Upper Layer 1 and 2 is Upper Layer 2. (See page EN-65 for the full list). Use the left and right arrows on the keypad (1 is left, 3 is right) so that number 2 is flashing. 8. Now you can adjust the volume of U2 with the DATA WHEEL. Alternatively, press NUM (0) on the keyboard and then type a 3 digit value. 9. That's it! Save it as a registration and then it will be easy to recall. If you have a volume pedal then you can set up the keyboard so that only U2 responds to it and you can fade the strings in and out as you play. I hope that helps. Check out my other videos and the new one - it will feature using PORTAMENTO and SUSTAIN to create some really neat layers. All the best. 😎

@@StewartWallaceSJWMusic I can't believe you responded Wow thanks Stewart I appreciate you and your a Tutorials are the best if you can do that tutorial would be great but for now I'll just follow the instructions that you gave me thanks again have a great Day

Yep - for the CT-X3000 you'll need a stereo 1/4 jack cable split into two mono 1/4 inch jacks. The CT-X5000 has separate L & R outputs. For that you can use either one mono 1/4 inch jack to jack cable, or if you want to send a stereo mix to the PA then you'll need two. I hope that helps. All the best.

Hi Rupnath, thank you for your message. India is such a warm and welcoming place, and I miss visiting friends in the south. Your question to make videos in Hindi would challenge me though! I have a little bit of German, French and Spanish, and my daughter speaks Arabic and Farsi, but Hindi is on another level for my skills. But if you want to write questions and comments in Hindi I will endeavour to reply and help you using Google translate and other online sources. All the best.

Hola Franciso: En espaňol - USO DEL MEZCLADOR (PÁGINA ES-64) 1. Mantenga pulsado 9 PART MIXER 2. Utilice -/+ para seleccionar el grupo de partes KEYBOARD 3. Utilice 1(←) y 3(→) para seleccionar la parte (UPPER 1 es número uno, UPPER 2 es dos) 4. Con 2 o 5 o el dial para seleccionar VOLUME 5. Utilice -/+ para cambiar el valor. De nada.

Layers and splits can only be recorded into the system track - take a look at the manual EN-90 for more detail. You may find that some of the settings, such as portamento and sustain, that you've set in your layers and splits are turned off as you go to record. So make sure these are back on if required. Then you should be able to record your layers and splits. The other tracks 1-16 are called Solo Tracks and will only record U1, though again you can apply arpeggiator, octave, tuning, portamento, sustain etc settings to these and they should be recorded. I hope that helps with your recording. All the best. 👍