By uploading these files, you acknowledge that they are yours to share, and that you agree to have them published in the public domain.Zip it all up and upload it to this Dropbox link.(Optional) Include a file with your name/handle/links for attribution.Include list of rhythm names in the order they are recorded.Song fragments (selecting, fragment repeating, move to the beginning or end, etc) Positions (memorize. Now one can learn also with the help of synthesizers without lighted keys or connected MIDI keyboards. Name the file with the make and model (E.g. Compatibility with Casio CTK900 Compatibility with Casio LK220, Casio LK270, Casio PX500L Privia Screen keyboard with color-lighted keys.Leave space between each rhythm for easier editing.One file per device for easy file management.Feel free to split and name separate files, otherwise follow steps 6 through 9:.16 bit 44.1 or 48 kHz stereo or mono, uncompressed.No mic recording, no effects processing please.Record your device's rhythms, including fills if available.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. The pre-programmed rhythms of a Casiotone MT-240 keyboard.

Casio keyboard rhythms free download