A Look At The Casio SK-1 : More Than Just A Toy? : 80s Keyboards скачать в хорошем качестве

A Look At The Casio SK-1 : More Than Just A Toy? : 80s Keyboards

The Casio SK-1 was a revelation when it was released in the 1980s. It became an instant best-seller, and enabled people with no musical experience (or a very small budget) to have access to audio sampling. Suddenly people all over the world were sampling themselves saying "hi", or sampling various belch and fart sounds. :) In this video I take a very brief look at the Casio SK-1. I go through the various features of this little keyboard, including the preset voices, as well as the rhythm sounds. I also give a short demonstration of the sampling feature. There has been a debate over this keyboard since the very early days. Many people maintain that the SK-1 is nothing more than a toy. While others insist it is a perfectly decent keyboard that can produce some surprisingly good results. On that topic, watch the video to find out where I found my SK-1. :) These do pop up on the second hand market. If you are lucky enough, you may find one at a garage sale, a flea market or a yard sale. You can also find them on websites like eBay, but sometimes the prices are through the roof. Many people may not realize this, but the SK-1 also offered inputs on the back. You didn't just have to use the built-in microphone. There was a 1/8 inch jack on the back where you could input your own mic, or a line-in jack so you could input a tape deck, VCR, that kind of thing. Did you own one of these back in the day? Do you still own the Casio SK-1? What do you think of it? Do you think it is a genuine keyboard, or just a toy? Let me know what you think! Feel free to leave a comment. Are you into vintage or retro technology? Then this is the channel for you! Each week I share videos relating to things like cassettes, cassette decks, CDs, CD players, DVDs, radios, old cameras, lenses, microphones, home recording gear, home studio gear, laser discs, VCRs, reel to reel, analog synthesizers, drum machines, thrift shopping, video games, vinyl and so much more! If this is your thing, please subscribe!