Casio Privia PX-S7000 User Manual

EN-100
MIDI and audio data can be played back in the SONG mode screen that appears when you touch the
a button.
• For details on saving MIDI and audio data that can be played back on this Digital Piano to a USB
flash drive, see “Saving MIDI Files or Audio Files for Playback on your Digital Piano to a USB Flash
Drive” (page EN-137).
■ MIDI Data
The table below shows the types of MIDI data saved in either the Digital Piano’s internal memory or
USB flash drive that can be played back.
*1 The song number is displayed to the left of the song data name in the SONG mode screen. You can
identify the type of MIDI song by the song number.
*2 The extension is displayed when the file is viewed on a computer or other device. It does not appear
in the SONG mode screen.
MID: Standard MIDI file (SMF format 0/1)
CMF: CASIO MIDI file (CASIO’s proprietary extended MIDI format)
MRF: Dedicated format for MIDI recorder songs recorded with this Digital Piano
Listening to Songs (SONG Mode)
Data Types of Playable Songs
Song Number
*1
Type of Song File Extension
*2
001 to 010
User songs: Up to 10 of your favorite songs can be stored in
the Digital Piano’s internal memory. The data can be
transferred to the Digital Piano from a USB flash drive or
smart device. For more information, see “Loading USB Flash
Drive Data into the Digital Piano’s Internal Memory” (page
EN-139) and “Using the Dedicated App” (page EN-149).
MID, CMF
011 to 015
MIDI recorder songs: Songs recorded by the Digital Piano’s
MIDI recorder. For more information, see “Using the MIDI
Recorder to Record Performances” (page EN-107).
MRF
016 to 999
USB flash drive songs: Standard MIDI files (SMF format 0/1)
or CASIO MIDI files (CMF format) stored on a USB flash
drive can be played back without having to transfer them to
the Digital Piano.
MID, CMF
SONG mode screen (in MIDI mode)
Song number
Data name (File name)

Casio Privia PX-S7000 Specifications

General

Brand	Casio
Model	Privia PX-S7000
Category	Keyboard
Language	English