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8 Bit Sampling with a Casio SK-1 and 4 track tape machine
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2023
- In this video I explore the sounds and textures you can get with combining a Casio's SK-1 sampling keyboard with a 4-track cassette recorder. The Casio SK-1 was released in 1985 and was one of the first affordable samplers, albeit with a rather limited feature set.
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This was what I was looking for. I wanted to hear how it processed drums. I've been looking at getting one of these for years, so I finally ordered one from ebay. I may even get my analog 4 track out, and try what you did here. This earned my sub. Looking forward to see what other vids you have.
Very happy to hear you found the video useful and many thanks for the sub! The SK1’s are a lot of fun to use and super crunchy when sampling. I recently picked up its big brother, the SK200 which has a few extra sample slots and tend to be a bit cheaper. Hope you enjoy using your Casio!
I like your results!
Thanks very much for checking out the video!
Back to the 80’s. Nice.
I do enjoy a bit of retro audio gear from the 80’s! 😄
Love the studio! Wicked drum beats
Cheers dude, great to hear you like the beat!
Very cool process to watch!
Cheers man, glad you enjoyed the video.
I grew up with the sk1- loved it to bits - had to chuck it in the end - too many keys broke off. Wish id kept it 😃I love that overhead shot of the sk1 tascam and deck - so nice! 👍
Yeah, those old plastic keys are pretty fragile unfortunately. I’ve got a broken one I keep intending fix. 😊. Glad you like sk1/Tascam combo, it’s a fun setup to play with. 🙏
Blue break beats great series - I was so hyped when that came out in the 90s
Yeah it’s an amazing set, I want to get the rest of the series on vinyl when I’ve got some spare 💰.
actually sounds awesome
Thanks very much for the kind words, delighted you like it!
Brilliant video!
Thanks mate!
Love this process 🔥
Thanks, it was a fun way of working! 🙌🙏
Brilliant and ingenious!
Hey Robin, thanks for checking it out and glad you liked it!
Amazing as always!
Thanks for the kind words! 👍
Although I had the Yamaha DX7 poster on my wall in 1986... I got the Casio instead LOL a bit more in the price range of a little boy - it was the realistic (radio shack) rebranded version.
Nice! A far cheaper option than the DX7 and easier to store. 😅
Was the radio shack one exactly the same as the SK1?
@@wehappyfewmusic yep exactly the same except the logo is realistic not Casio - I have several of them finding them in thrift stores over the years - I didn't know about the Yamaha Portasound FM synths back then would have been a better option as they had midi in and out and you could shape the sounds not just pre-sets.
Yeah the midi in and out on the Portasounds must make a big difference.
On the back of using this SK1 I’ve just picked up a Yamaha vss200, looks like it has quite a few more sampling features than the Casio, so should be fun to play with.
well that is a pretty setup if i ever seen one. gosh i miss my record player.
Cheers, and hope you get a replacement record player at some point!
lovely tune
Many thanks, glad you liked the tune. 🙌
Sounds good
Thanks for checking it out!
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🙌👍🙏
Very cool 🙂
Thanks very much! 🙏
What's that bass? Also... Look out Chris Agar!
It’s a 1970’s kay kjp-1b short scale bass. I bought it in the summer as a bit of a renovation project.
Just stick a phaser on it😃
Yeah, covers a multitude of sins 😅
the trick is to get that snapping point without the AKAI 😅
Haha, yeah I couldn’t quite manage that yet. I need to practice a bit more. 😊
@@wehappyfewmusic it's not worth the hassel LOL you did it the better way