Hi, Jasmin, why not to read Owner's Manual to learn something about the instrument? Start with it. If you haven't manual, you can download it from the net. You can find also some sound sets in MID or SYX format. Of course you can program your own sounds, save them in instrument memory, on RAM card or in the computer. You must to learn something about the iPD synthesis. I doubt somebody did such special sounds you need for Balkan music on this instrument. I know only about such sounds for CZ series, you can easily google it, there are dedicated pages for such music. Some famous and excellent Balkan musicians used CZ101. To some degree it would be possible to convert them for VZ, if somebody has enough knowledge about differences between PD and iPD synthesis. Anyway I don't think this is the best solution, and the best way how to get good emulations. Better to buy a special Oriental instrument dedicated for this type of music and based on samples of real acoustic instruments. Yamaha, Roland, Korg, GEM .... produced such instruments. You can set even micro intervals (quarter tones) necessary for Turkish or Arabian music. Good luck! Daniel Forro On Oct 5, 2016, at 10:31 AM, jasmin.veljkovic2207@... [CZsynth] wrote: > Hello. > Im the owner of vz1 keyboard...and I dont know enything about this > keyboard... > Im just intested are any souds for eastern europe,or arabic/greece ? > Im asking that because im playing yu folk music from balkan > (bosnia,serbia,macedonia) > Is it possible to manually change sound,and save it? > Thank you :-)
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Re: [CZsynth] VZ1 Casio ...help?
2016-10-05 by Daniel Forró
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