Casio CZ-101
Category: Products / synthesisers / dco synthesisers
Added: 19-Dec-98 | Author: admin
New price: discontinued | S/H price: £ 50 - 100
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Casio CZ-101
Real cheap little mini keyboard thing. They can be had real cheap (60 - 70 quid), so it's a good alternative to a remote midi keyboard to get data into your sequencer, and you get some not bad extra sounds. It does some nice basses, brass & other stuff, and is up to 4 part multitimbrel .!!the Casio CZ-101 ... please add your user-experience comments....
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Product: Casio - CZ-101
Name: Analog Kid
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Activity: Hobby-ist
Date: 04-May-99
It always seems to find its place in my mixes. I use mostly for FX and basslines. It's far away from a workstation, it has dinky keys, presets suck (you can find lots in the Internet) and it does not emulate real intruments very well. But for what it does and for the price they're going second hand (I got mine for free for a studio job I did!)they are excellent! Get one before they become trendy and expensive!
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Product: Casio - CZ-101
Name: Mike
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Activity: Hobby-ist
Date: 30-Jun-99
I love this thing! I picked mine up for $90! The presets are gut wrenching though, but the fact that it is 4 part multitimbrel gives it the ability to make some crazy FX! I'd give it a 5 if it wasn't for the fact that it has no memory.. if you don't get the memory cartidge for it, you only get like 8 slots to save (i'm pretty sure anyway)
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Product: Casio - CZ-101
Name: d.krupicz
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Activity: part-timer
Date: 25-Dec-99
This machine is great considering the wide variety of sounds you can get out of it. The factory presets suck, and it looks like a chinsy radio shack toy, but the "Ring MOD" button gives it away as a cool synth. Don't expect it to sound like a minimoog and use it to create harsh and annoying clangs and clattery sounds.
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Product: Casio - CZ-101
Name: Eric Anastas
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Activity: part-timer,Hobby-ist
Date: 25-Dec-99
Yay my first keyboard, I really got it just cause I needed a midi controler keyboard that would fit in my dorm. The keys are really small, which is good and bad. Bad for the obvious reasons, but it's kinda cool to be able to strech your fingers across and entire octave or two. Yes the presets suck, but I have yet to start messing with presets off the internet. For $60 it's a great deal. Also if the size is a problem get the CZ-1000, it's the exact same thing but full size. BTW Check out
http://students.washington.edu/aireq/images/studio
for pictures of mine, and other equipment
Eric
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Product: Casio - CZ-101
Name: Jasper
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Activity: part-timer
Date: 02-May-00
This is a great little synth for dirty warm bass sounds and also excels at horrible techno style hollow sounds due to the ring mod.
The presets are terrible but fortunately this is a piss easy synth to learn even without a manual. No LFO but you do get 8 stage envelope generators for tone, wav (acts same as filter) and amp.
Midi spec is simply note on/off and sys-ex data but if you have a sampler then this doesn't matter.
In fact coupled with a sampler, this is a great sound source rather than tediously surfing cd's.
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Product: Casio - CZ-101
Name: HereBoy
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Activity: Professional
Date: 09-Jun-00
This little synth sits solidly in any mix
- on it's own it can sound cheesy, but
sat behind the drum n bass, it bites!
Also, if you have a randomizer
program, or just change parameters
randomly, you get f*cked up soundz
like nothing else!
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