8 Bit Sampling with a Casio SK-1 and 4 track tape machine
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2023
- In this video I explore the sounds and textures you can get with combining a Casio's SK-1 sampling keyboard with a 4-track cassette recorder. The Casio SK-1 was released in 1985 and was one of the first affordable samplers, albeit with a rather limited feature set.
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actually sounds awesome
Thanks very much for the kind words, delighted you like it!
Back to the 80’s. Nice.
I do enjoy a bit of retro audio gear from the 80’s! 😄
I like your results!
Thanks very much for checking out the video!
I grew up with the sk1- loved it to bits - had to chuck it in the end - too many keys broke off. Wish id kept it 😃I love that overhead shot of the sk1 tascam and deck - so nice! 👍
Yeah, those old plastic keys are pretty fragile unfortunately. I’ve got a broken one I keep intending fix. 😊. Glad you like sk1/Tascam combo, it’s a fun setup to play with. 🙏
Love the studio! Wicked drum beats
Cheers dude, great to hear you like the beat!
well that is a pretty setup if i ever seen one. gosh i miss my record player.
Cheers, and hope you get a replacement record player at some point!
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Blue break beats great series - I was so hyped when that came out in the 90s
Yeah it’s an amazing set, I want to get the rest of the series on vinyl when I’ve got some spare 💰.
Very cool process to watch!
Cheers man, glad you enjoyed the video.
Love this process 🔥
Thanks, it was a fun way of working! 🙌🙏
Amazing as always!
Thanks for the kind words! 👍
Brilliant and ingenious!
Hey Robin, thanks for checking it out and glad you liked it!
Although I had the Yamaha DX7 poster on my wall in 1986... I got the Casio instead LOL a bit more in the price range of a little boy - it was the realistic (radio shack) rebranded version.
Nice! A far cheaper option than the DX7 and easier to store. 😅
Was the radio shack one exactly the same as the SK1?
@@wehappyfewmusic yep exactly the same except the logo is realistic not Casio - I have several of them finding them in thrift stores over the years - I didn't know about the Yamaha Portasound FM synths back then would have been a better option as they had midi in and out and you could shape the sounds not just pre-sets.
Yeah the midi in and out on the Portasounds must make a big difference.
On the back of using this SK1 I’ve just picked up a Yamaha vss200, looks like it has quite a few more sampling features than the Casio, so should be fun to play with.
Brilliant video!
Thanks mate!
lovely tune
Many thanks, glad you liked the tune. 🙌
Sounds good
Thanks for checking it out!
Very cool 🙂
Thanks very much! 🙏
What's that bass? Also... Look out Chris Agar!
It’s a 1970’s kay kjp-1b short scale bass. I bought it in the summer as a bit of a renovation project.
Just stick a phaser on it😃
Yeah, covers a multitude of sins 😅
the trick is to get that snapping point without the AKAI 😅
Haha, yeah I couldn’t quite manage that yet. I need to practice a bit more. 😊
@@wehappyfewmusic it's not worth the hassel LOL you did it the better way