And the lower one is a CZ-1000. You can see the membrane buttons on some other shots from the video. So he had at least 4 101's, a 1000, and a 1. Not to mention I have a picture of him with a VZ-10m as well. BTW-hello Cosmo, I finished that one song I sent just a snippet to you of. It has bunch of Casio CZ, Roland d-50 and DX...I was going for the late 80's sound. micah --- Cosmo <czcosmo@...> wrote: > --- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, Johnny Retro > <the_real_johnny_retro@y...> wrote: > > > > > & Thanks for the info about the Erasure > videos DVD, I will have > to get that off ebays and take a look. > > the're some Casios on the DVD: 2 stacked in the > "oh L'amour Video" > \ufffd here's the pic of YOUR CZ (lower Key) ;-) > the upper Keyboard is a CZ-101 \ufffd (see Mod-Wheel > & knobs@side) > > http://www.cosmosynthesizer.de/casiousr/vince_casio1.jpg > http://www.cosmosynthesizer.de/casiousr/Vince_2CZs.jpg > > and here 2 nice pics with Vince & Eric > Radcliffe in the Studio with a > rack of 4 (!) CZ-101 \ufffd and here's the Story > (outtake from Sound on Sound): > > "Vince Clarke (left) of synth popsters Erasure > in the mid-'80s with > his engineer Eric Radcliffe, his stack of Casio > CZ101 Phase Distortion > synths, and his BBC Model B-based UMI > Sequencer. Each of the CZ101's > four multitimbral parts was addressable > monophonically on a different > MIDI channel of the sequencer, which was highly > novel at the time. But > Vince still needed several CZs to achieve the > polyphony he wanted. > Within a few years he was getting around this > problem by writing > records composed entirely of monophonic lines > with no chords at all!" > > http://www.cosmosynthesizer.de/casiousr/vince_ratcl_cz2.jpg > > nice shot from '87 with erasure & the FZ-1 > Sampler: > http://www.cosmosynthesizer.de/casiousr/vince87_FZ1.jpg > > > Hey, agreed. The colours of the CZ-1 are > awesome, when I had the > CZ3000, I would of loved to been able to > ''buy'' the CZ-1, when I saw > it in that shop window in London. > > its simply sreams: "POP!" and "80ies!" > > > All I can say is, those were the days > ''when Synths, were Real / > Pure Synths'' : - ) > > I agree... > > > > Hey the only thing I have seen that makes > me want something New in > 2005, is the Dave Smith Poly-Evolver keyboard, > even this is software, > really..shame. > > the Envolver? pure analog! Checked some > samples: they bored me... > poly-poly-ultra-saws; nothing for me. I like it > clean. > > > > Have a listen to ''Who Needs Love Like > That' > > the single from 1985. > > yes, the intro is "CZed". I had this sound on > my CZ-1 years ago \ufffd it > matched 100%; I had a backup on Disk on a Korg > DF-1 data filer (quick > and easy: dump, save to disk, ready), but the > DF-1 is dead now; > and I forgot where the Disk is. > > > MP3 Samples? > > you can send me a tape too ;-) > > > > > But I'm still using an Atari ST Cubase > combination, So no power PC > yet (dOh!) > > good... perfect setup for MIDI only. > > Cosmo > www.cosmosynthesizer.de > > > > > > y[]a[]z[]z[]o[]f[]e[]v[]e[]r[] __________________________________________ Yahoo! DSL \ufffd Something to write home about. Just $16.99/mo. or less. dsl.yahoo.com
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Re: [CZsynth] Re: Casio CZ-1 ''the famous-1''
2005-12-02 by M.J.B.
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