Re: [CZsynth] Alguien habla o escribe ESPANOL
2008-09-21 by Juan Avila
... Hi, my name is Juan and I m from Spain. Are you looking for a Cz-1 spanish manual? I ve got a CZ-5000 and my manual is in English. Regards, Juan. ...
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Re: [CZsynth] Alguien habla o escribe ESPANOL
2008-09-20 by Summa
Hi Charlie, hope this helps. http://www.fastbyfred.de/jz-server/casiology/PDF/CZ1-USER-MANUAL.pdf If you need a spanish manual it might help to contact the
Re: [CZsynth] Alguien habla o escribe ESPANOL
2008-09-20 by Joan Martínez
Hello Carlos, I think there are several spanish speaking colleagues in this group. I try to find some information in spanish for your CZ-1 if I can find
Alguien habla o escribe ESPANOL
2008-09-19 by Carlos Aparcana
hi, my name is Charlie, =) from Lima Peru, and i have my casio cz-1 first synth... a manual anything ? thanks...
Re:I've Got a Dead CZ101! I need help! Thanks!
2008-09-19 by Erik E. Hines
My CZ-101 has a horribly low output (-40db) !! I have to run it through a pre-amp to get a level. Have you tried to listen on the headphones? Have you tried a
Re: [CZsynth] I've Got a Dead CZ101! I need help! Thanks!
2008-09-19 by fm
Does it work on batteries? Many times the solder connections to the power board from the connector being tugged around go bad. Resolder. ... From:
I've Got a Dead CZ101! I need help! Thanks!
2008-09-18 by kungfugirlsclub
I have a bittersweet story my friends. I just inherited 2 CZs: A CZ101 and a CZ1000. Both have been in storage for a while, and both have been kept dry in
Hi, new cz owner
2008-09-10 by ericvic1970
Hi I m new to yahoo groups and I live in Belgium I got a cz-1 comming my way (tru ebay france). Kind regards Vic
Re: [CZsynth] Hello everyone.
2008-09-04 by Summa
Hi James, have you checked the sounds in the files section of this list? Other than that creating an Init Patch schouldn t be that hard ;) ...Summa ... --
Hello everyone.
2008-09-03 by freedomcall82
Hi I am James from the U.S. I need to know how I can get some awesome patches such as drum sounds and synth sounds for my casio CZ 101. If you guys can send
Re: [CZsynth] Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & po
2008-09-03 by Summa
Hi Ezra, ... I rather meant that it might looks like a good idea using on first sight less abstract looking real world objects and parameters like size but
Re: [CZsynth] Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & po
2008-09-02 by ezra buchla
... i don t know what that is but it seems smart for people making physical modelling synths to have some experience with real objects. i guess. ... you re
Re: [CZsynth] Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & po
2008-09-02 by Summa
Hi Ezra, sorry for the late reply, was pretty busy last week... ... I played around with the tassman that includes some physical modelling elements. I wasn t
Re: CZ-101 80s Sounds
2008-08-28 by memtechlist
... wave forms and ... what songs are you refering to?, maybe i could help you? i have much of the 80´s keyboards and drum-machines.
Re: [CZsynth] Re: CZ-101 80s Sounds
2008-08-27 by Atom Smasher
... ====================== IIUC, just look for an R8mk2. it has all of the cards built in. -- ...atom ________________________ http://atom.smasher.org/ 762A
Re: [CZsynth] Re: CZ-101 80s Sounds
2008-08-27 by Jez
... Buy em off ebay. I was lucky - I got 6 cards thrown in with my R8. ... Manufactured by Roland. Though they are all basically sample based. ... Sort of
Re: [CZsynth] Re: CZ-101 80s Sounds
2008-08-27 by jeff bornhoeft
The cards were manufactured by roland, my best guess would be to look on ebay to try to find them. ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: CZ-101 80s Sounds
2008-08-27 by Jeremy Campbell
hey there, i m new to the list. i signed up to learn more about my cz-101 (which mostly means figure out to install some patches - seems pretty straightforward
Re: [CZsynth] CZ-101 80s Sounds
2008-08-27 by Jez
The 80 s covers 10 years - that s a LONG time in synth sound history and evolution. Having said that, the genuine article (Yamaha DX, Casio CZ, Roland D50) is
Re: [CZsynth] CZ-101 80s Sounds
2008-08-27 by F.Manduca
Completely agree, You might prefer sounds a la Michael Jackson, so You would need lots of Dx Fm ish sounds, or instead analog percussive sounds and sweeps
Re: [CZsynth] CZ-101 80s Sounds
2008-08-26 by Summa
I did 80s Sounds in the 80s, depends on what type of sounds you re after... ...Summa ... -- CZ/VZ mailing list : http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CZsynth
CZ-101 80s Sounds
2008-08-26 by oscillate_wildly1
Hi does anyone now how to make some 80s synth sounds? I mean certain wave forms and such. Thanks x
Re: [CZsynth] Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & po
2008-08-26 by ezra.buchla@gmail.com
well, maybe its worth noting that when i talk about physical modelling synthesis i m not necessarily talking about trying to duplicate existing sounds or
Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & po
2008-08-24 by synergeezer
... Any older, good analogue synthesizer is a fair substitute. ... Actually, guitar was my third instrument, after trombone and euphonium, but before flute,
Re: [CZsynth] Re: New file uploaded to CZsynth
2008-08-23 by Patrick Wichrowski
CZ 5000 service manual: http://www.4shared.com/file/40060398/87aff40d/Casio_CZ_5000_Service_Manual.html ;) 2008/8/23 narfman96 ... --
How big is it? Where does the sound go?
2008-08-23 by kungfugirlsclub
Hello Czars... Quick question... Does anyone offhand have the dimensions (LWH) of a CZ1000? I m acquiring one and need to make space! Another question... On
Re: [CZsynth] Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & po
2008-08-23 by Summa
... Could have several reasons, never played an EML so I can only guess... a) Since you re grown up with guitar sound, you might be used to the timbre... b)
Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & po
2008-08-23 by synergeezer
... Thanks! You demonstrate that you have understood point # 2! The mimicry of natural instruments is merely the proof of concept! The original question I
Re: New file uploaded to CZsynth
2008-08-23 by narfman96
You re welcome. I ve looked for this CZ1 service manual for quite a while. A friend scanned it to repay all the CZ members for the thousands of patches that
Re: [CZsynth] New file uploaded to CZsynth
2008-08-22 by Tim Stevens
Narfman Thanks for your upload of this service manual. =) I have the service manual for cz-3000 which probably isn t much different but I will scan it at some
Re: [CZsynth] Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & po
2008-08-22 by Summa
... No, since resnynthesis is already some kind of a brute force method, analysing the atomic particles of a sound, but having all the data isn t the same as
New file uploaded to CZsynth
2008-08-22 by CZsynth@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the CZsynth group. File : /CZ - Docs/CZ1
New file uploaded to CZsynth
2008-08-22 by CZsynth@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the CZsynth group. File : /CZ - Docs/CZ1
New file uploaded to CZsynth
2008-08-22 by CZsynth@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the CZsynth group. File : /CZ - Docs/CZ1
Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & po
2008-08-21 by synergeezer
I m certainly not claiming a deeper knowledge of psychoacoustics! Many members of the group are much, much more knowledgeable than I. But the two questions I m
Re: [CZsynth] Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & po
2008-08-16 by Summa
I wonder if any of you guys having a deeper knowledge about psychoacoustics. It might be less costly to create algorithms that fits to our limited perception
Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & po
2008-08-16 by synergeezer
Thanks. And thanks for the links. Here s one for you, the complete text of Prof. David L. Benson s (of the U. of Aberdeen) Music: a Mathematical Offering :
Re: [CZsynth] Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & po
2008-08-15 by ezra buchla
... you know what, i just looked at this, and damn wikipedia is weird. a few people seem to genuinely want to craft useful explanations of things, some (like
Re: [CZsynth] Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & po
2008-08-15 by ezra buchla
... nothing fancy, just means a function that s made out of line segments (in this case a transfer function for distorting the phase)
Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & pol
2008-08-15 by synergeezer
... Hm, to you, too. Could you give me a reference for your specific term? I m eager to learn! I m an autodidact in this area, so my terminology may be
Re: [CZsynth] Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & pol
2008-08-14 by ezra buchla
... hm, not sure... i m using that term quite specifically. ... yeah, i m also talkin about memoryless transfer functions (waveshaping). very simple. a
Re: our casio instruments, as well as others
2008-08-14 by synergeezer
I m not very good as a keyboard player. But I m much better on MIDI guitar, Akai EVI, Akai EWI, and Casio MIDI Horns. One technique I use on keyboards is to
Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & poly
2008-08-14 by synergeezer
Ezra, I think I m working toward something similar to your work. The key thing I m looking at is an algorithmic replacement for what you term linear
Re: [CZsynth] our casio instruments, as well as others
2008-08-13 by Summa
CZ-1, VZ-1, HS-1/E aka FZ10m... and a GZ-5 ;) ... -- CZ/VZ mailing list : http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CZsynth FMHeaven mailing list :
Re: [CZsynth] our casio instruments, as well as others
2008-08-13 by Juan Avila
Hi! This is my first post, but I ve been reading this list for several months. Well, this is my Casio list. Current Casios: - CZ-5000 - VL-1
Re: [CZsynth] Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & poly
2008-08-13 by ezra buchla
yeah, something like that. john bischoff wrote some software to do this kind of stuff in 1976. it s not new, in fact its been the subject of lots of
RE: SV: [CZsynth] Re: our casio instruments, as well as others
2008-08-13 by Scott Nordlund
I ve found that curiosity can be a bit dangerous where this is concerned. Of course there are many obscure instruments to pique my interest, and I always find
RE: [CZsynth] Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & poly-
2008-08-13 by Scott Nordlund
It occurred to me a few years ago that a general-purpose two-dimensional lookup table (z as a function of x and y) could be a very powerful synthesis tool, and
Re: [CZsynth] Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & poly
2008-08-13 by ezra.buchla@gmail.com
probably the best thing is just to wait til it s done... remaining are the tedious bits of wrapping the algorithm and data into an app or plugin or dsp chip
Re: waldorf microwave vs CZ & poly-
2008-08-13 by synergeezer
Huzzah! Ezra B.! I know lots of people who have ethical beliefs which are more restrictive than the mere law (and especially considering the limited