Getting just the sound you want is child‘s play with the CTK-6200. This keyboard supports 100 DSP effects and 100 user patterns for your own DSP variations, activation of 150 different Arpeggiator types at the touch of a button, creation and storage of 10 of your own user tones, and 32 registration memories for convenient saving of settings.
Keyboard keys designed with a solid closed underside, just like genuine piano keyboards.
Enables dynamic playing by differing sound intensity and sound behaviour in response to the keystroke. A light, slow stroke sounds soft and gentle while a hard stroke sounds loud and powerful.
Number of voices (tones) that a musical instrument can generate at the same time. Polyphony reflects a digital instrument’s capability. This is particularly significant when playing on an advanced level, using the pedals or using several timbres at the same time.
Automatic accompaniment of the melody, which simplifies the left hand's part. A single button (CASIO Chord) or several buttons (Full Range Chord) can produce chords and control the harmonies of the “accompanying band”.
The term tones indicates the different tones stored in the instrument.
AHL is the acronym for “Acoustic & Highly-compressed Large-waveform”, a technology for sound production developed by CASIO. This technology makes the realistic reproduction of acoustic instruments, especially piano sounds, possible.
Rhythms serve as musical accompaniment to many pieces of music.
With the help of this editor, existing rhythms can be adapted and modified.
This feature mixes single voices and adjusts balance and volume.
A sequencer allows you to record your own ideas and compositions on the instrument (MIDI). It is possible to record and edit several songs with up to 17 tracks per song, depending on the sequencer’s size, creating complex arrangements.
This function layers two timbres, such as soft piano sounds combined with bowed string instruments, perfectly suited for ballads as well as slow and romantic songs.
Possibility of dividing the keyboard into two zones playing differing timbres, e. g. bass with your left hand and piano or vibraphone with your right hand when playing jazz or swing.
Digital signal processor; provides high-quality effects and sound shaping.
Digital Effect that puts reverberation on the timbre.
Digital effect used to double the timbre, making the sound more vibrant, broader and much livelier. This effect is used especially for digital piano or organ timbres.
A wheel that is used for spontaneous and creative pitch modulation to play other timbres, such as wind and string instruments, more realistically.
Breaks a compressed chord or separate notes into certain patterns and repeats these. A short, continuous and repetitive series of notes is created.
Storage for the instrument’s settings (in the keyboard context also called registration). This storage allows the musician to change between several presets quickly and easily, e. g while on stage.
Helps when playing well-known songs by allowing the musician to preset elements such as tempo, rhythm and timbre.
Integrated presets that configure the instrument for playing popular genres– from the French chanson and the Viennese waltz to Latin and Samba.
Auto-harmonize automatically supplements harmonies to notes played by the right hand. This gives the melody more depth.
Tuning based on different scales allows the user to play other sequences of semitones and whole tones, which, for example, enables him to play in old ecclesiastical modes.
This feature allows the user to tune the keyboard to another instrument, such as an out of tune piano.
The transpose function shifts the scale on the keyboard by a set interval, e.g. so that an F would be played with the C-key.
This setting shifts the octaves on the keyboard to the more comfortable middle zone when playing pieces of music which require the musician to play on the very low or high zone of the keyboard.
A common standard that guarantees the use of different MIDI instruments and equipment without any problems or difficulties. This feature provides the opportunity to use standard MIDI files or other general MIDI devices together.
Port for connecting a regular pedal or simple footswitch.
Possibility to connect standard headphones. When headphones are connected, no sound will be released through the instrument’s speakers.
Audio output on line level to plug the instrument into other professional devices such as PA or mixer console.
Input for connecting an audio source, such as CD or MP3 player, via a stereo mini plug (mini headphone plug). The audio source will be audible through the instrument’s speakers, allowing you to play along.
Port for a USB cable to connect the instrument with a PC or Mac for the purpose of MIDI and/or data transfer.
Slot for standard SD memory cards, allows for easy transfer of data between storage medium and instrument.
Instead of plugging it in, the instrument can be operated with the correct battery.
|Keys||Number, type||61, Piano-Style|
|Touch response||2 sensitivity levels, off|
|Sound source||AHL (dual element)|
|Stereo sampled piano tones||Yes|
|User tones||10 (tone editor)|
|Drawbar Organ function||Number of drawbars||-|
|Preset Drawbar Organ tones||-|
|User Drawbar Organ tones||-|
|Digital effects||Reverb||10 types|
100 presets, 100 user
|User rhythms||10 (Rhythm Editor)|
|Controllers||Start/stop, intro, normal/fill-in, variation/fill-in, synchro/ending|
|Song sequencer||17 tracks x 5 songs|
|Approximate capacity||12,000 notes|
|Song controller||Play/stop, fast forward/backward, pause, repeat|
|Metronome||0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 beats;|
tempo rang: 30 to 255
|Registration setups (presets x banks)||32 (4 x 8)|
|One Touch Preset||200|
|Auto Harmonize||12 types|
|Scale function||17 preset scales|
|Scale fine tune||± 99 cents|
|Transpose||± 2 octaves|
|Tuning control||A4 = 415.5 to 440.0 to 456.9Hz|
|Pitch Bend wheel||Pitch Bend range: 0 to 12 semitones|
|Dial/data entry wheel||Yes|
|Display||LCD with backlit|
|MIDI||16 part multi timbral, GM level 1 standard|
|SD memory card slot||SD or SDHC memory card, up to 32 GB|
|Terminals||Phones||1 stereo standard jack|
|Line OUT||2 (L / MONO, R), standard jack|
|Audio IN||1 stereo mini jack|
|Pedal||1 standard jack|
|Speakers||Size||12 cm x 2 + 3 cm x 2|
|Amplifier||2 x 6 W|
|Power supply||Batteries||6 x size D|
|Dimensions||(W x D x H)||948 x 384 x 122 mm|
|Accessories||included||AC adaptor (AD-A12150LW), music stand|
|optional||Pedal SP-3, SP-20|
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Technical amendments and errors excepted.