You can help! If you own such a device, these are the minimum requirements for archival contribution: Part of the Electronic Rhythm Archive, an initiative to make pre-programmed "auto-rhythms" from home keyboards, organs and drum machines available in the public domain on. you can connect the headphones output jack of your MP3 player, phone, etc to the Audio In jack of the CT-X870IN with a standard 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo cable and play them through the CT-X870IN's speakers.The pre-programmed rhythms of a Casio HT-3000 keyboard. Besides, the SMF Converter is not compatible with Windows 10 or MAC-OS, so unless you have an older Windows computer, you can not run it.īut. You can usually do a much better job modifying the MIDI file, manually, yourself, with MIDI editor/sequencer (DAW) software. It makes of lot of mistakes and bad assumptions.
It converts Standard MIDI Files to Casio CM2 Song files so they will work better with the Learning features of the LK Lighted Key keyboards and others that have Learning features, including the CT-X870IN, but it really does not do a very good job. NO! The Casio SMF Converter is for an entirely different purpose. My point is: If someone, who does have access to one of those keyboards, creates a rhythm, that you like, and gives it to you, you can certainly "load" it onto your CT-X870IN. "But as of now, I don't have access to the mentioned keyboards."
You will see this if you ever use the Casio Data Management Software to transfer them back to the hard drive on your computer. When you load CKF or Z00 files into the CT-X870IN it will convert them to the new AC7 format. You may find a few newer AC7 files on the Casio Music Forum site, but you will need to register as a member in order to download:Ĭasio distributed the Z00 files for the WK-3300, WK-3800 and WK-8000 as CKF files, but when they were loaded into those keyboards, the keyboards converted them to Z00 files. You will not find very many of those currently on the internet, but you will find an abundance of CKF files on the old Casio-Europe site: You will find complete instructions for loading Rhythm files into the keyboard on Page EN-50 of the manual.ĪC7 Rhythm files are from the most recent keyboards. Files must be in the MUSICDAT folder on the flash drive, or the keyboard will not recognize them. You can load AC7, CKF, and Z00 (Z zero zero) Rhythm files. However, you can download User Rhythms onto the USB flash drive and load them into the User Rhythm memory slots on the keyboard. The CT-X870IN does not have a Rhythm Editor, so there is no way to generate you own Rhythms.
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