Here are some statements from Mike Martin at Casio: "Both the PX-S and CDP-S keybeds feature a NEW scaled, weighted hammer action and keys with simulated ebony and ivory surfaces. However, regarding my other question about the PX-S3000 - I believe I may have failed in the way I phrased my question. So far I have confirmed that the PX-S3000 does indeed send High Resolution MIDI velocity to Pianoteq from a user on another forum. I did get the opportunity to play the PX-S1000 yesterday and for myself, I loved the action and the dynamic control - something really lacking on my Roland RD 1000, but this was at a GC store, so I could not try it out as a VST controller. So if anyone has any experience using the PX-S3000 with Pianoteq, I would appreciate feedback. So when I read about the new PX-S3000, I thought that maybe a new DP instead of just a controller would kind of fit both scenarios. However, I thought about what if some friends wanted to meet up and jam some place? No way I can take my current rig because of size, number of components, etc. So on-board sounds from a DP isn't a high priority. I had been looking for a controller only because all I use in my project studio is VSTi. Do these smart features also apply to MIDI messages sent via USB out from the PX-S3000 to a host computer, or do they only apply to the internal sounds of the keyboard? #Casio px s1000 forum softwareSpecifically, the PX-S3000 Smart Scaling, smart features (replacing the tri-sensors with only two but providing internal software features to make it even better than tri-sensors), and HD MIDI. I am looking at the PX-S3000 as a new keyboard for myself (replacing a 30 some year old Roland RD 1000 - weighs a ton!), but I have questions that I just can't seem to find the answer to. Has anyone used the new Casio PX-S3000 with Pianoteq?
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