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Link Cables for FZs

2007-09-25 by jboltnz

Hi Everyone. I have just got hold of a FZ-10 rack, and lucked onto a FZ-1 on ebay over the weekend. FZ Heaven! Once I get these beasts going, it seems that I

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Re: Casio FZ / Hohner HS-1/E

2007-09-25 by 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

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A VCF Casio CZ mod-could it be done?

2007-09-24 by yazzofever

Is it just a dream? Could it be done? I think the Casio CZ synths with a VCF, like the HT 3000, 6000 would be amazing. Has anyone ever dared think this to be

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Re: [CZsynth] CZ8M sounds

2007-09-21 by Jez

... Given what you d currently pay for a VZ8M, it s really not much of a risk to buy one and tamper with it for a couple of months. If you don t like it, sell

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Re: [CZsynth] CZ8M sounds

2007-09-20 by [:Zoeoeke:]

It might be because of my taste of music -which is pretty much underground techno. And where mainly ug tech friends are discussing about synths, many want to

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Re: [CZsynth] CZ8M sounds

2007-09-20 by John Heery

thanks jyrki, I don t really know what to make of those. It s probably not what I m after. John ... http://acidhouseb.ath.cx/huutonet/vz8m/---SAMPLES---/ ...

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CZ8M sounds

2007-09-20 by J Heery

hello there, does anyone know where i could hear some sounds from one of these synths?

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Re: The wackiness of CZ sysex

2007-09-14 by Larry T.

Josh I believe that this has been mentioned before, but consider using a member of the Atari ST family of computers. There were several CZ editors that worked

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On another note...

2007-09-08 by Josh

Has anyone made a reasonable emulation of the DX7 Tubular Bells patch on their CZ and willing to share the patch settings? Cheers, -Josh

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Re: Programming...

2007-09-08 by Josh

Hi, No I havent, but I ve looked it up. I may give it a try, but at first glance it looks more trouble than its worth, installing an atari emulator, learning

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Programming...

2007-09-08 by Stan-LA Creative

Josh, have you tried Gen Edit by Hybrid Arts? Musicskidder [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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Re: The wackiness of CZ sysex

2007-09-08 by Josh

Hi, Thanks for the replies. It s not that programming them is hard per-se, but it is time consuming compared to the analogue & virtual analogues I m used to.

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Re: [CZsynth] The wackiness of CZ sysex

2007-09-08 by Tim Stevens

Hi Josh The CZ doesn t use MIDI RPN or NRPN for its tone parameter changes but uses system exclusive tone request and receive messages that are unique to the

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The wackiness of CZ sysex

2007-09-08 by Josh

Hi all, Right, I ve had a CZ-1000 sitting here for a few months and done practically nothing with it. I find I don t have the patience to program it as-is,

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Re: plastic sounding leads

2007-08-27 by Giles Thompson

i tried the modulated high pass and got a similar result but nowhere near as tight. it s not the exact effect i was looking for though and i ve had some

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Re: plastic sounding leads

2007-08-26 by steve_the_composer

I was actually thinking a CZ would have to be run through a fuzz box (or some other effects processor) to get that kind of punch + distortion. --Steve

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Re: plastic sounding leads

2007-08-25 by giles.thompson

hey thanks a lot for the reply, this isn t the best example but something like the bass in this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fo_QVq2lGMs i can t seem

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plastic sounding leads

2007-08-25 by Giles Thompson

hi i am trying to program leads like the ones used by Justice the best adjective i can come up with is plasticy however i haven t had much success, does

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Re: DIY AC Adapter for Casio CZ-101

2007-08-24 by Erik Hines

The CZ-101 requires 5.4 Watts (per the underside of the unit) at 9Volts DC. That would be 600 Milliamps draw (Watts divided by Volts equals Current). So

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Casio FZ / Hohner HS-1/E

2007-08-18 by Cornelius Schöler

Hello there ! Is there anybody working with a Casio FZ / Hohner HS-1/E-Sampler ? What do you use it for ? I think the handling is quite complicated but the

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Re: CZ5000 multitimbrality?

2007-08-13 by logicalhippo

Thanks so much guys! Found the page in question! So the short answer is there s no way to do it from the front panel, but an easy hack is to put a midi cable

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Re: CZ5000 multitimbrality?

2007-08-13 by Cosmo

... wrong line; I put the manual section down. you ll find all Casio manuals here: http://www.jz-server.de/forum3/e107_plugins/forum/forum.php or simply

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Re: CZ5000 multitimbrality?

2007-08-13 by steve_the_composer

Not sure what the problems is; I downloaded it and it opened right up into Wordpad. (It is basically a screenshot.) If you still need it, a CZ-3000 manual

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Re: CZ5000 multitimbrality?

2007-08-12 by logicalhippo

Thanks so much for the quick response! however, it seems that the rtf you posted was corrupted :- ... I couldn t open it from my mac or my roommate s windows

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Re: CZ5000 multitimbrality?

2007-08-10 by steve_the_composer

If I remember correctly, just change the keyboard transmit channel and change your patches. (Local should be ON). Try that; if it doesn t work, just say so and

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CZ5000 multitimbrality?

2007-08-10 by logicalhippo

Hey, I just got my shiny new (old) CZ5000 and I m a little confused about one feature that I m pretty excited about. Anyone with a 5000 or a 3000 should be

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Re:DIY AC Adapter for Casio CZ-101

2007-08-03 by Fulfil Objective

Thanks Ezra! That s exactly the kind of info I was looking for! 210 - too low 300 - too low 500 - works 850 - works Now we re getting somewhere! ... supply.

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Re: DIY AC Adapter for Casio CZ-101

2007-08-02 by Fulfil Objective

I actually haven t tried to buy one, because I figure I can frankenstein one for under $2. I think you re right, I just need to go back to the thrift store

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Re: DIY AC Adapter for Casio CZ-101

2007-08-02 by Fulfil Objective

Thanks for the info! You don t have to dig out your PSU though, because I actually have an original one. I m trying to make a second one for a different

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Re:DIY AC Adapter for Casio CZ-101

2007-08-02 by Fulfil Objective

Sweet math equation! I did a similar calculation myself last night and came up with almost the same answer. The thing is, most Casio keyboards will work form

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