Howdy, i remember when the FZ-1 first came out, my freind bought one and brought it over. We sampled 1 note out of my cheesy little Yamaha CS- 01, and played polyphonically, was the fattest analog synth sound I had heard up to and a while after. BIG, REALLY BIG! Rig --- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, Cornelius Schöler <studio@...> wrote: > > Hi Jeremy ! > > I think so too, this machine really sounds great. > Compared for example to a software sampler it has got much more > presence. > I have never loaded files via midi as sysex files. > Is it easy to do ? > If you want it to sound lofi, try sampling a sound at 9 khz. > The filter (DCF) sounds great too. > The synth modes are good too. It needs some time to edit. but the > results are fine. > > greetings > Cornelius > > > > > > > > > > Am 25.09.2007 um 14:55 schrieb jboltnz: > > > Hi Cornleius > > Just scored a Fz-10 this week. Having quite a bit of fun with it just > > loading up and doodling with the 142 "shareware" libraries that I have > > downloaded. Jeez, for being the first 16 bit sampler, this thing > > sounds great. > > I heard its nickname was the Fuzzee-one and was expecting something > > that sounded very lo-fi. So far its very full and clear sounding. > > We'll see how it goes once I start loading my own samples. > > Sadly the disk drive is kaput, thank god it still loads on sysex midi. > > > > I also lucked onto a FZ-1 keyboard on ebay over the weekend. Cooool > > Ive been looking for one of these for over a year. All my Cristmasses > > at once!! > > > > The 4 synth modes look interesting. > > > > Glad I found out about these gems > > > > Jeremy > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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Re: Casio FZ / Hohner HS-1/E
2007-09-26 by Mark Rauch
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