Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

Hi all,

My new setup to date is my vz1, 2 vz10m's, laptop music studio or drum 
machine and my newest HW to join is my Roland Varios. Not a replacemet 
but an expansion to my VZ gear. I don't think nothing replaces a VZ-1.
It's too good of a synth with it's own functionality. If anybody doubt 
my words feel free to reply. By the way its been 18 years since I had 
it, even a RAM card can last this long also instead of just 5 years?
Every thing is hard to imagine. Now I'm back to spening more time on 
them.

> even a RAM card can last this long also instead
> of just 5 years?

But of course, in good environment and regular use
it's pretty normal: I have D-550 which had its
batterty replaced for the first time 6 months ago
(expiry date was set on 1992!). Note that battery is
used only when no external power is on.

Anyway, although I'm not as satisfied with VZ-10M of
mine (like I said in my review everything is like
"packed in programmed halfway thru"), yet I'll never
part with mine, unless Casio will resume iPD synths
and does another, bugfixed VZ (man issue: wacky
envelopes, nightmarish control, and could do with
better PD). :)

Rambo

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i know what you mean. the vz can do some very nice and unique sounds.
i bought me a second vz10m a few months ago ;)




--- In CZsynth@...m, "Clifton Bryant" <cliffe123@...> wrote:

>
> Hi all,
> 
> My new setup to date is my vz1, 2 vz10m's, laptop music studio or drum 
> machine and my newest HW to join is my Roland Varios. Not a replacemet 
> but an expansion to my VZ gear. I don't think nothing replaces a VZ-1.
> It's too good of a synth with it's own functionality. If anybody doubt 
> my words feel free to reply. By the way its been 18 years since I had 
> it, even a RAM card can last this long also instead of just 5 years?
> Every thing is hard to imagine. Now I'm back to spening more time on 
> them.
>

It's too good for words of what a VZ-1 can do. Recently I just 
ordered a new Roland V-Synth-xt not to kill nor to replace my VZ's, 
but to expand them the same way as my musical laptop computer did. I 
will use them both as drum machines although I will do way more than 
that for advanced musical sound possibilities. Still the VZ stands 
out for me as long as I live. Hehehehe.....



--- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, "lunatik_sound_system" 
<sidstation@...> wrote:
>
> i know what you mean. the vz can do some very nice and unique 
sounds.
> i bought me a second vz10m a few months ago ;)
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, "Clifton Bryant" <cliffe123@> 
wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> > 
> > My new setup to date is my vz1, 2 vz10m's, laptop music studio 
or drum 
> > machine and my newest HW to join is my Roland Varios. Not a 
replacemet 
> > but an expansion to my VZ gear. I don't think nothing replaces a 
VZ-1.
> > It's too good of a synth with it's own functionality. If anybody 
doubt 
> > my words feel free to reply. By the way its been 18 years since 
I had 
> > it, even a RAM card can last this long also instead of just 5 
years?
> > Every thing is hard to imagine. Now I'm back to spening more 
time on 

> > them.
> >
>

i also have a v-synth. i loaded some vz sounds into the it. the
formant parameter is good on simple waves to give the sound some
movement... actually the v-synth became my new padsynth... 



--- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, "Clifton Bryant" <cliffe123@...> wrote:

>
> It's too good for words of what a VZ-1 can do. Recently I just 
> ordered a new Roland V-Synth-xt not to kill nor to replace my VZ's, 
> but to expand them the same way as my musical laptop computer did. I 
> will use them both as drum machines although I will do way more than 
> that for advanced musical sound possibilities. Still the VZ stands 
> out for me as long as I live. Hehehehe.....
> 
> 
> 
> --- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, "lunatik_sound_system" 
> <sidstation@> wrote:
> >
> > i know what you mean. the vz can do some very nice and unique 
> sounds.
> > i bought me a second vz10m a few months ago ;)
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > --- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, "Clifton Bryant" <cliffe123@> 
> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi all,
> > > 
> > > My new setup to date is my vz1, 2 vz10m's, laptop music studio 
> or drum 
> > > machine and my newest HW to join is my Roland Varios. Not a 
> replacemet 
> > > but an expansion to my VZ gear. I don't think nothing replaces a 
> VZ-1.
> > > It's too good of a synth with it's own functionality. If anybody 
> doubt 
> > > my words feel free to reply. By the way its been 18 years since 
> I had 
> > > it, even a RAM card can last this long also instead of just 5 
> years?
> > > Every thing is hard to imagine. Now I'm back to spening more 
> time on 
> > > them.
> > >
> >
>