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Totally different sounding Rhythms by the same file name are not uncommon. Actually load them and listen to them before you discard anything. There may be a few duplicates between these two file sets, but do not go just by file names. The keyboard's operating system will automatically convert them to the new AC7 format. They are in the older CKF format, but the newer boards will load them directly, either via the Data Manager 6.1 software, or via the LOAD/SAVE function from the MUSICDAT folder of an SD Card. These are not just copies of the factory pre-set Rhythms from the older boards, but are all official Casio after-market 'expansion' Rhythm files, and are well worth the download.

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The CKF ZIP file contains 114 files that were originally for the older CTK/WK boards. The AC7 ZIP file contains 108 files, and includes what you seek, specifically, along with some Rhythm files from older CTK/WK models, as well as a few user generated Rhythm files. There are two ZIP file downloads there - an AC7 Rhythm ZIP file and a CKF Rhythm ZIP file. You can download a set of CTK/WK Rhythm files from the 'Downloads' section of this forum at:

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The rhythm files in question were removed from all Casio corporate sites just a few months after they were posted. If you believe that the downloading process was faulty, you may contact Yamaha, and Yamaha shall permit you to re-download the SOFTWARE, provided that you first destroy any copies or partial copies of the SOFTWARE that you obtained through your previous download attempt. The link in your quote above is for the Casio-Europe corporate site.

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I meant to update this thread a couple of weeks ago, when this topic came up on another post, but I forgot - Now it's done. They are in the old '.ckf' format, but the new boards will accept them, as-is, either via the Data Manager software or directly from the SD Card and will automatically convert them to the new '.AC7' format as they are loaded into User Rhythm memory. They have to be downloaded one-at-a-time - no batch download on these. They are free, but will just cost you a little time.

Granted, they are a bit dated, but are very good for expanding your 'bread and butter' rhythm palette: All of them will work on the newer boards with little or no tweaking. If you have not already found them, here is a link to over 100 aftermarket rhythms for the older WK-3XXX boards. Fortunately, a nice, thoughtful Forum member, who goes by the moniker of 'Casiokid', had the foresite to download them from the Casio - Europe website, and then upload them to the file archives on this site. I think they want all of their regional websites running on a 'Seen one - seen 'em all' basis.

I strongly suspect that it was at the behest of Casio corporate. In addition, a Freeze mode has been added for the Tabla and Tanpura.Yes ! Unfortunately, that link was pulled down some time ago.

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Using Registration Memory, you can store up to 32 complete setups of your favorite PSR-I455 settings for easy recall whenever needed. Four pads with eight banks of Registration Memory For dynamic control of the instrumentвЂ™s overall sound, choose from nine types of reverb, chorus, harmony, and five different types of master EQ that can be used to sculpt the final output. Description The ideal arranger keyboard for Indian music lovers Perfect for both performance and learning 801 instruments, including 40 Indian instruments. The PSR-I455 comes with a selection of powerful effects that other keyboards in its class simply cannot match.

In addition, roughly ten songs of this size can be recorded and stored in the instrument. Combined, these tracks can be used to record approximately 19,000 notes (almost twice that of the previous PSR-I425 models). The PSR-I455 recorder supports a total of six tracks-five for melodies one for styles and patterns. Naturally, the electronic Tabla and Tanpura-which are indispensable to this type of music-can also be found here. Of the 753 voices and 206 styles built-in, 19 voices feature Indian instruments and 26 styles provide automatic accompaniment ideal for Indian music.

Latest indian styles for yamaha keyboard free download