Podcasts about casio ct

Why this one? Full sized keys, battery powered option, and affordability. It is also ideal as a second or third portable backup keyboard indoors at home, backyards and/or playing in public. If you're looking to recharge your motivational batteries, adding a portable keyboard might do it. A change of scenery will do you good esp. if public performances are part of your music history. Visit Jeremy See's channel for the entire review. Thanks for listening and watching.

Das neue Casio CT-S1000V mit Vocal-Synthese ist nicht nur günstig, sondern zu diesem Preis recht gut. Vor Allem kann es mit einigen Einschränkungen blind bedient werden.

Machine Music : with Man and TQ4 on the TQ404 synthesizer (unreleased) and my Ai that says : This music is pretty like a compiled machine. I have some of the best vintage computers and vintage synthesizers, and new programs for them, such as new programs for Roland JX3P, Yamaha DX7, Korg M1, Casio CT-1, Korg MS-20, Roland V-Synth, Roland VP-330, E-mu SP-1200, Synthogy Soundscape, Oberheim Xpander, and others. they used to create, but most programmers all have their legacy hardware first start, or has their first focus (eg Dos users influence, Win32 users influence, etc ) My MIDI CV Invoke synth still in work is good because I made it when it was big deal )) =D, more each new machine game I have find sweet ways from my machine (A89 etc hacked in MIDI messages from LP20 owned PC ) ) =D, Can you experience these cool imitative sounds examples maybe here, or should I link to youtube or some videos (cpsurreesey28 ) Some wav examples (cpsurre to help with my tunes and time-based music. Some programs will, which have since been edited out, created instabilization. All machines and the programs used are designed to ... Design, I'm really excited about helping Vission Golf with their wedding video. The corporate video was great. Imagine capturing history through a new kind of eyes. Not just imagery on a shoe cardboard. It's turned my hometown of Chapel Hill into a vivid fashion photo shoot. Watch out... I create on my PC. I think electronic music is difficult to define for new artists since I will be creating my own sound at first, it's difficult for me to communicate how I will make my music, this is the best way for me to describe it. Please be nice to me if you can because I'm a new artist and a lot of things can help me grow in the world and thank you very much for your attention. Hi sounds like what I do. I'll do beats on my Z80 so you can feel it. Nice to have you here in the community

Cat can't handle the lack of quotation marks. Michelle is impressed at the lack of loose ends. This episode we finish our dramatic reading of The Young Visiters by Daisy Ashford, and it gets real weird. Enjoy! Cover art by the luminescent Julie Robidoux. Check out her insta, @RobidouxJulie Intro music played on a Casio CT-615 from Michelle's childhood.

Cat is impressed by turtle soup. Michelle thinks it's all just piffle in the wind. This episode we read from The Young Visiters, a romance from 1919 written by a 9-year-old. Stayed tuned for the thrilling conclusion! Cover art by the luminescent Julie Robidoux. Check out her insta, @RobidouxJulie Intro music played on a Casio CT-615 from Michelle's childhood.

Cat's surprised by his D&D alignment. Michelle dorks out hard over the MBTI. Personality tests are the name of the game this ep, and we learn a lot! Then we thank holiday-season retail employees. Because jeez. MBTI // 16personalities.com What D&D Character Am I? // easydamus.com/character.html VisualDNA // visualdna.com Cover art by the luminescent Julie Robidoux. Check out her insta, @RobidouxJulie Intro music played on a Casio CT-615 from Michelle's childhood.

My another casio-core song - only machine used: CASIO CT-670 home-keyboard from 1992. But this time - also with a sequencer - ATARI 520ST with Cubase 2.1 (both from 80s). It's kind of synthpop / italo-disco. I always wanted to have the CT-670 to see what it can do. Well, there's many interesting instruments + some synthesizer section. Still, there's only 4 channels of MIDI and therefore usage of the MIDI itself it's not comfortable and - moreover - unclear (but possible to use, nevertheless). Casio-core for life!!!!!!! 2020 Creative Commons Copyright All rights reserved

Cat is a hummingbird. Michelle can't stop staring. We've had a rough week, so we're taking a break by roasting ourselves gently and listing the habits we could do without. Cover art by the luminescent Julie Robidoux. Check out her insta, @RobidouxJulie Intro music played on a Casio CT-615 from Michelle's childhood.

Cat wants his magic store back. Michelle still dreams about perfect Thai food. Downtown Montreal has changed a lot in the last decade, and while all is not lost, we decided to take a moment and reminisce about the cozy nooks that are no more. The (very much alive) bookstore in London that we mentioned is The Atlantis Bookshop, close to the British Museum. Cover art by the luminescent Julie Robidoux. Check out her insta, @RobidouxJulie Intro music played on a Casio CT-615 from Michelle's childhood.

Cat's learning to cook. Michelle feels awful. We both think universal basic income is a great idea. We go down the rabbit hole regarding cooking and comfort, capital and consumption, and manage to recommend some YouTube channels along the way. Cover art by the luminescent Julie Robidoux. Check out her insta, @RobidouxJulie Intro music played on a Casio CT-615 from Michelle's childhood.

Cat used to hear whispers in the night. Michelle finds it hard to believe. From two different perspectives, we hash out all things spooky and make a very important shout-out. Cover art by the luminescent Julie Robidoux. Check out her insta, @RobidouxJulie Intro music played on a Casio CT-615 from Michelle's childhood.

Cat's lip was cut with an ice skate. Michelle has a difficult relationship with curbs. We get down and dirty (and a little gory) with stories of injuries past and present. Cover art by the luminescent Julie Robidoux. Check out her insta, @RobidouxJulie Intro music played on a Casio CT-615 from Michelle's childhood.

Cat loved Q*bert even though his parents deceived him. Michelle played Dragon Quest and didn't know how to save. From childhood up until adolescence, we sift throughout video game memories and mangle the name of a beloved duo along the way. Bonus clattering by Hoshi. Cover art by the luminescent Julie Robidoux. Check out her insta, @RobidouxJulie Intro music played on a Casio CT-615 from Michelle's childhood.

Cat thinks Shane Dawson is a great interviewer. Michelle thinks Nick Crompton seems like a sweetie. Halfway through the addictive new series, we reflect on all things Shane Dawson, Jake Paul, and tea-adjacent in the weird world of YouTube. Cover art by the luminescent Julie Robidoux. Check out her insta, @RobidouxJulie Intro music played on a Casio CT-615 from Michelle's childhood.

Again - the only toy used - CASIO CT-670 home-keyboard from 1992. Also with a sequencer - ATARI 520ST with Cubase 2.1 (both from 80s). The CASIO has only only 4 channels and no volumes, so constructing those songs with MIDI is kinda tricky. Multitracking on PC is required. Still, I don't change the original Casio's sound. :) MUSIC NON STOP! TECHNO-POP!!!!!!!!!! ;) [img]http://pss270.republika.pl/casio_ct-670.jpg[/img] 2020 Creative Commons CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)

Okeyyy, my new (2017) CASIO song! ;) The only toy used - CASIO CT-670 home-keyboard from 1992. But this time - also with a sequencer - ATARI 520ST with Cubase 2.1 (both from 80s). It's kind of synthpop / italo-disco. :) Enjoy! I always wanted to have the CT-670 to see what it can do. Well, MANY interesting instruments + some synthesizer section: nice. Still, there's only 4 channels of MIDI and also usage of the MIDI itself it's highly unclear here (but possible to use nevertheless). Casio-core for life!!!!!!! [img]http://pss270.republika.pl/casio_ct-670.jpg[/img] 2020 Creative Commons CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)

In this Bonus Episode, Karl shares his new album "Tone Bank", an album he recorded entirely on an old Casio CT-655 keyboard. Karl also discusses the making of each track in this nostalgic and fun project. Enjoy!  10/29/15

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