How do i get it to sound like a minimoog? - Casio Ctk 496 Electronic Keyboard with 61 Keys and Singalong Capability

Check output via headhones - if that works try connecting outputs to amplifier i if that works.
Hold down highest sounding key whilst turning on, this initiates a factory reset. If still no sound open up check speakers are connected, if still no sound then suspect the amplifier has failed.

It sounds like an amplifier circuit is bad. The sound you hear in the headphones is passing through the bad component.

Hi, after doing a bit of googling it occurs to me that the internal speaker is ONLY for the metronome / click & not for the drum sounds themselves. You will need headphones or some external audio gear like your hi-fi system or oth r amp & speaker. I found this "The pad has 54 sounds in it (covering all parts of the drum kit but mostly snares), which are triggered when you hit the mesh head, but these can only be heard over headphones. The built in speaker is only used by the metronome sound (when there are no headphones attached) and then it only has a beep sound attached to it. However, plug in headphones and you get a variety of available click sounds including a proper ticking clockwork metronome." Hope that helps a little? Good Luck :-)

Tone is a hard thing for some to achieve. Kinda sounds like the amp isn't satisfactory to you as a player. I use an ADA MP-1 with a quadraverb GT and I can sound like Steve Vai with almost any amp. The pedals you mentioned should all sound pretty good with almost any amp. You kinda sound as if your amp sounds wimpy. ALSO, a good metal distortion is a combo of effects as well as tone(layering). The sound you may be expecting may be the sounds of 4 effects combos at a time through a line mixer making it all sound like one sound. I use rack stuff BECAUSE I can get the sounds that NO pedals can give. This also sounds like your knowledge of the equipment needs improvement. True tweaking of gear takes years to perfect, especially if you're a picky guitarist like myself.

Make sure you do NOT send the notes back to the MPK25, that is echo is off. If you echo them the data will be confused. This will be a setup in the Reason SW.

Inspect the devices sound producing effect buttons. For example, ascertain the volume button was manupulate accidentally durng ketboarding. Readjust the volume to attain desireable effects. Inspect the connection cables for maladjustments causes. Reconnect any unpluged cables making sure firmly in place to achieve louder sound. Usually sound cards least get damaged during device functionality. The noteble malfcuntions with sound cards are fluid encounters on the cirucits during usage that causes burnouts due the cuicuirt generation of heat or embeded at the heating area of the device. Sound cards may malfunction either caused by impacts maladjust the situation on the circit board. Also soundb cards malfucnion either as impact damaged where the device were droped or encounter collsion with another device causing scraches or breakage. The condition of damages sound card may require to replace entirely to new acquirable.

It sounds like you have NOT connected the power adapter to the box to power it. The guitar sound won't be too loud as you run the hose to your mouth and pick up the sound with a microphone such as a Shure SM57 which then goes to your amplifier. Without the power adapter the internal amplifier will not produce any output.

The variax models the sound of the pickups or microphone sound of various instruments. You should be able to hear the sound changing as you rotate the model knob. To get the best out of it you should try it with a line 6 floor unit which matches the pickup sounds with the right amp sounds. I think it could be quite subtle, but have a listen to the acoustic guitar sound then compare with the strat sound and the banjo sound and you should be able to hear the difference. I would love to have one of these guitars by the way!!! I have worked in the studio with a Danish pro guitarist who now only takes this on a session.

try placing your ear on the speakers, adjust the volume control up and down several times, you should hear a humming sound that goes up and down. if not problem with the stage before the amplifier, that is the sound processor. if you dont hear the hum. problem with the amplifier and speakers, including the sound ports or jack. dissassemble the unit. look for loose connections from speakers to amplifier.

You are missing telling us ANYTHING of which sound module or how you are connecting it.