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| Microphone jack for sing along | | • | Connect the bundled microphone and you can sing along with the built-in tunes, your own keyboard play, and SMF data. | | • | Simple operations adjust the microphone volume level. |
| | High-quality sounds | | • | HL sound source for high-quality tones (including stereo sampled grand piano tone) | | • | Digital effects for richer sounds (reverb: 4 types, chorus: 4 types) | | 100 built-in tunes (65 Song Bank tunes, 35 Piano Bank tunes) with a Song Book | | * | Due to copyright restrictions, some pieces and tunes may not be included in the song book. | | USB port for easy connection to a computer | | * | Supported Operating Systems: Windows® 98 / 98SE / Me / 2000 Professional / XP Home Edition / XP Professional, Windows Vista® (32-bit Version), Mac OS not supported. | | * | Driver is included on the bundled CD-ROM | | * | USB cable not included | | SD memory card slot | | * | Supported SD memory card capacities: 16 MB, 32 MB, 64 MB, 128 MB, 256 MB, 512 MB, 1 GB | | * | SD memory card not included |
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| | Multiple lesson functions | 3-Step Lesson
Learn how to play at your own pace! |
| Scoring System
Lesson evaluations appear on the LCD during the lesson and at the end of the lesson. | | * | 3-Step Lesson Step 3 only | Voice Fingering Guide.
If the keyboard detects that your play is lagging or stopped, or that you are playing the wrong notes, a simulated human voice calls out a number telling you what finger you should use to play the next note.
*One-hand lesson available for 3-Step Lesson Step 1 and Step 2 only. | | Right and left hand part on/off buttons |
| | Includes CD-ROM containing useful programs and data | | • | USB driver *1 | | • | SMF Converter for transferring SMF data from a computer to the keyboard*2 | | • | 25 Song Data tunes (piano pieces, practice tunes, etc.)*3 ; PDF of music scores | | *1 | Supported Operating Systems: Windows® 98 / 98SE / Me / 2000 Professional / XP Home Edition / XP Professional, Windows Vista® (32-bit Version), Mac OS not supported. | | *2 | Supported Operating Systems: Windows® 98SE / Me / XP Home Edition / XP Professional, Mac OS not supported.
If you are using SMF Converter on a computer running Windows Vista® (32-bit Version), be sure to download the newest version of SMF Converter from the CASIO Music Site). | | *3 | SMF files. Requires SMF converter to transfer data to the keyboard. 3-Step Lesson and Scoring System supported, but Fingering Guide and 'Practice Phrase' features, and other functions not supported. |
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| | • | Key Lighting System (on/off) | | • | 61 full-size keys | | • | 32-note polyphony (maximum) | | • | 264 high-quality tones (128 panel tones, 128 GM tones, 8 drum sets) | | • | 120 rhythms including 20 patterns for piano play | | • | Auto-accompaniment | | • | 100 built-in tunes (65 Song Bank tunes, 35 Piano Bank tunes) | | • | Song/Piano Bank/Rhythm Controller | | • | Song Expansion: 10 songs maximum, approximately 320 KB | | • | Metronome |
| | • | Musical Information System (LCD) | | • | GM level 1 compatible | | • | Stereo speakers | | • | Comes with song book, music stand, and CD-ROM (USB driver and SMF Converter) | | • | Size (W x D x H): 945 x 373 x 135 mm | | • | Weight: 4.7 kg | | • | Batteries: AA-size x 6 | | • | AC adaptor: AD-5 | | • | EAN code: 4971850313236 |
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Casio Keyboard Drivers For Windows 10
Casio Keyboard Drivers For Windows 10
Casio keyboards are made in three categories: personal keyboards, synthesizers and digital pianos. A leader in all three, Casio stays on the cutting edge of new developments in sound. Casio Synthesizers. The best-selling Casio synthesizer was the CZ-101. It combined analog sound and digital control, and brought synth tones into an unheard-of. Most keyboards connect via a USB port or a PS/2 port. Try plugging it into a different port. Wireless keyboards need special drivers to work properly, and connect via a Bluetooth interface. If Windows does not recognize your Keyboard, your Keyboard Driver might be missing, corrupted or need to be updated.