Casiotone Conspiracy!
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- immigrantboy
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Casiotone Conspiracy!
Does anyone know if there are any sites out there with specifications on a good portion of the Casiotone type synths? I am only finding a severe lack of resources for such information on the internet.
And don't you give me no bs about my potential interest in Casiotones! I got plans you see, plans...
And don't you give me no bs about my potential interest in Casiotones! I got plans you see, plans...
Main Gear: Korg M500, Casio CZ-101, Yamaha PSS-480, sitar, cassette tapes
Toys: Casio PT-87, Casio SA-40 "Magical Dial", Casio Rapman, "The Crappy Keyboard"
Toys: Casio PT-87, Casio SA-40 "Magical Dial", Casio Rapman, "The Crappy Keyboard"
- OriginalJambo
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- immigrantboy
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Perhaps not a circuit bend. But I hear some of the MT and HZ models have some decent editability (for a keyboard), and the SD synthesis is compared to the CZ series, though I am not expecting the standards of a CZ.
But if I find some cheese for $20some, I may bend it, use effects and filters, or simply embrace the electrical sounds it makes for what its worth...
But if I find some cheese for $20some, I may bend it, use effects and filters, or simply embrace the electrical sounds it makes for what its worth...
Main Gear: Korg M500, Casio CZ-101, Yamaha PSS-480, sitar, cassette tapes
Toys: Casio PT-87, Casio SA-40 "Magical Dial", Casio Rapman, "The Crappy Keyboard"
Toys: Casio PT-87, Casio SA-40 "Magical Dial", Casio Rapman, "The Crappy Keyboard"
The ht-700 absolutely rocks a subtractive synth in it's own right, just a btw.
I can play it for ages. I guess it's filter is the only real analog thing in my setup.
I can play it for ages. I guess it's filter is the only real analog thing in my setup.
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This isn't a 100% complete Casio reference, but this is the most info I've even found in 1 place.
http://weltenschule.de/TableHooters/index.html
Click the "My tablehooter hacks and collection" link. This guy goes into exhaustive detail on the specs and features of the kybds he's modified, including pics of the circuit boards, bend points, etc...
cheers,
ew
http://weltenschule.de/TableHooters/index.html
Click the "My tablehooter hacks and collection" link. This guy goes into exhaustive detail on the specs and features of the kybds he's modified, including pics of the circuit boards, bend points, etc...
cheers,
ew
Synths and gear I own: Juno-6, Moog Rouge, Yamaha FB-01, Boss DR-110 & TR-505, Casio SK-1, Yamaha AN200, Roland D2, Korg ER-1, various mini-kybds and home-made circuit bent thingies.
+1 for Tablehooters. I just love that site. Also, there is something on Deep Synthesis page http://homepage.mac.com/synth_seal/html/index.html
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- Tyler2000
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I've literally read almost every page of that.salwa wrote:+1 for Tablehooters. I just love that site. Also, there is something on Deep Synthesis page http://homepage.mac.com/synth_seal/html/index.html
so what do I put down here now?