Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

Good luck with the cymbals. That would be the hardest thing to emulate on a
CZ. As you have noticed tuned percussion is easiest on the CZ but once you
start to get more and more towards the noise based types of instruments it
becomes more and more difficult. On thing that you can do that's the next
best thing to drums on a CZ is to track down an old Casio RZ1 drum machine.
It's the perfect complement to a CZ and if you're worried that it would
sound too much like real drums, have no fear it doesn't. No synthesis
capabilities but it does have .8 seconds of sample memory on board. 

Jon  

	-----Original Message-----
	From:	artistirossetti [SMTP:sartre@...]
	Sent:	Wednesday, January 30, 2002 6:36 AM
	To:	CZsynth@yahoogroups.com
	Subject:	[CZsynth] Drums on Casio CZ - can anyone help me
out?

	Hello.
	Since there aren't any dedicated drum machines that would offer 
	digital synthesis, I use my CZ-3000 to do drum sounds. The problem
is 
	that my imagination (coupled with not exactly brilliant programming 
	skills) has come to an end. If anyone could send me (or trade me, I 
	have lots of original and useful drum sounds) any cool drum patches,

	I'd be most grateful. I'm interested in all standard drum stuff - 
	kicks, snares, toms etc. but what I'd most like are some cymbals (I 
	can't programme a hi-hat for the life of me, and I'd REALLY need a 
	crash) and some claps (the ones I programmed sound like wood 
	percussion at best).
	
	Thanks a lot,
	Saso.
	
	sartre@...
	
	
	
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