Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

There are several free or cheap phase distortion VSTs and hybrids on the KVR Audio website. They are certainly easier to program than a CZ. The only trouble is that you always need to have your computer nearby.

Wilson Zorn <wilson.zorn@...> wrote:          Great question, and it reminds me to work on my intended plan B, which is to 
ensure I
have good samples with proper loop points and all that stored of my CZ 
sounds.

I don't do much design with Phase Distortion these days, but if I were to 
and my CZ was gone, I'd look to some software I know is out there that does 
this. I wouldn't try to substitute PD with any other form, it just isn't 
similar enough.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Atom Smasher" <atom@...>
To: <CZsynth@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2008 7:13 PM
Subject: [CZsynth] CZ in a rack?

> what would ya'll recommend as a rack-mount replacement for a CZ-1?
>
> i know the VZ isn't really a "CZ in a rack" and most likely nothing is,
> really.
>
> but if all of the CZs died on the same day, and you couldn't replace it,
> what would you get to fill the void? sure, there are plenty of synths that
> would generally be considered "better" than the CZ, but can any of them
> fill in for a CZ? can any of them do what the CZ does?
>
> forget about who made it, or when, or what it does beyond what the CZ can
> do... i'm open to all suggestions, and want to remain as unbiased as
> possible.
>
> thanks...
>
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