Casio.prj for your V-Synth
18 Dec 2009, 20:42Want to make your modern and expensive synth sound like a chap and old Casio? Here's the project for you.
Waves from the:
Casio VL-1 - the old funky calculator/keyboard
Casio MT-40 - a couple years older than the VL-1 and a little more "analog" sounding
Casio CT-420 - digital, but still has the cheese you need
A couple patches are included. The VL-1 patches set up to sound as they do on the VL-1. Then there are a few patches to show what happens when you v-synth those same waves. All the stock waves from the VL-1 and MT-40 are there and most of the CT-420 (I ran out of room). The CT-420 is stereo and every voice is chorused whether you like it or not. Thus, some of the CT waves don't loop so great. Don't like the wave? Delete it!
No drum sounds because you can get those a million other places on the web. Here for instance:
http://samples.kb6.de/downloads.php
Waves from the:
Casio VL-1 - the old funky calculator/keyboard
Casio MT-40 - a couple years older than the VL-1 and a little more "analog" sounding
Casio CT-420 - digital, but still has the cheese you need
A couple patches are included. The VL-1 patches set up to sound as they do on the VL-1. Then there are a few patches to show what happens when you v-synth those same waves. All the stock waves from the VL-1 and MT-40 are there and most of the CT-420 (I ran out of room). The CT-420 is stereo and every voice is chorused whether you like it or not. Thus, some of the CT waves don't loop so great. Don't like the wave? Delete it!
No drum sounds because you can get those a million other places on the web. Here for instance:
http://samples.kb6.de/downloads.php