Casio SA-75 Keyboard - 10 Demonstration Songs
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Here is the final video of this Keyboard which is going to be of myself showing you the 10 Demonstration Songs that are on the Casio SA-75 Keyboard.
Enjoy!
Here are the Demo Songs:
0:29 Ode To Joy
2:09 Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
3:55 Santa Lucia
6:08 Yankee Doodle
7:32 Minuet (J.S Bach)
9:17 On The Bridge Of Avignon
11:21 Silent Night
13:19 Aura Lee
15:05 Skaters Waltz
17:09 Little Brown Jug
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Ahh all the memories... this was my first ever keyboard I got back in 2009 :D
Yes. I got this keyboard Christmas of 07 when I was 6. Sadly we had to get rid of it some years later cause it stopped working (probably from ne leaving it on all the time and playing it too much.) But, I recently found one online and ordered it to go with my Yamaha NP-32.
Still have it! 9 years later and i still use it!
OMG SAME
I got mine back in 2009 too
Nostalgic. I bought this keyboard in 2009. Miss this tune. I remember trying ode to joy as my first song I played on the keyboard.
The ode to joy melody brings back so many memories. I would kill for a HD version of it so I could use it as a ringtone.
Me too! I love it
Same! Although, I do prefer the SA 39 version
@@sophiebyers5496 same, i prefer the SA 39 version but this one is alright
It was given to me for my 7th birthday in February '08
man i really miss this keyboard, there was another keyboard that had the same songs and features.hearing this now is making me go back to when i was back in primary school but i had the other keyboard that played all these songs and the batteries would go in from the sides rather than strate down. sadly my SA 75 lost the springs to its battery compartment when i had it in 2009, i hope to get one under my tree some on tuesday
These demo songs make sense. With most of the older Casio SA keyboards, there were up to five songs which you couldn't play along with or modify in any way (no tempo adjustment or melody off function). This one isn't so stubborn in this regard.
you can speed these up
The skater's waltz is my favorite
Hi Michael, plz could u tell me how to connect this keyboard that have no midi,to a pc
??
The Yankee doodle song is also the Barney theme song
Hi Michael. I really like this keyboard. It sounds a lot like the one I used to have when I was little. On this one, My favorite song was Santa Lucia. Speaking of Santa, Do you think you can do a keyboard Christmas video? Maybae you can do a bunch of different Christmas songs on different keyboards you've collected. I'm partial to Casio because my very first keyboard was a Casio. My first one was the one with the hidden easter egg feture.
Cassie Knight thank you for your comment! I’m afraid I won’t be making anymore videos for the rest of the year, but I will be uploading videos until the end of the week with videos I have already done, and yes I know what keyboard you are referring to regarding the built in Easter egg, the Casio SA-8 which I have done a video of some years ago.
Thanks for watching!
is the piano still available, bro? if I want to sell it, I want to buy it. for studying at extracurricular music schools
The last interesting SA keyboard for me. Modern ones don't use this complex softsynth anymore, and Casio began to use Holtek MCUs (SA-46) they sound boring and generic compared to the old ones.
fun fact, little brown jug on 1.25x speed is closer to the SA76's but with the sa75's soundfont
how to connect this keyboard to fl studio?
you can't connect it via midi. you only option is connect via audio and even then you don't have a lot of keys to work with. audacity is your best bet here
I remember having this keyboard back in December of 2009, but one of the keys broke and I was given a more professional Casio keyboard I really wanted back in 2013. I stopped being a fan of Casio because I discovered that Yamaha keyboards were much better-sounding and that's when I got the Yamaha PSR-E463.
How did you connect it I mean is it working on cells or electricity
I have used batteries for this keyboard so you can use either a mains adapter or batteries
Bro, i guess i know the music on your intro
What is it?!
es bueno para un Studio de grabación
Yankee Doodle went to town Riding on a pony stuck a feather in his cap and called it macaroni
Yankee Doodle doodle-doo Yankee Doodle dandy all the lads and lassies are as sweet as sugar Candy
sorry I want to ask, can I buy the casio sa 75 piano?
ACP Video sorry, but it’s not for sale
@@KeyboardKrazy49 oh well, thanks, but does a store near you sell pianos like that?
ACP Video I dint think so as it is only a toy keyboard and it is a few years old, maybe a charity shop will have one or car boot sales etc
ACP Video oh and it’s not a piano... it’s a small keyboard.
@@KeyboardKrazy49 means that in a shop near you nobody sells the Casio Sa 75 piano keyboard
How many price??????
Ode to joy how did I miss this version about you😭😭
I have it
I much prefer the SA76 Ode to Joy
I think I know that keyboard.
there are two different versions I know of. one has a sliding back for the battery compartment, the other has clips holding it in place that can be unclips. they are different models but I asume the second one, the one with the clips is the casio SA65, I had that back in school. but I had a casio SA75 at home