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Buying a Casio Keyboard – What are the various Series of Keyboards?
A Casio Keyboard is something that can generate lot of interest among first time buyers and music enthusiasts who are keen to get started with learning to play Keyboards.
Do you have a kid who insists on playing Jingle bells on the piano? Would you like to play the "Silent night" on the keyboards for Christmas someday? May be it is the right time to gift yourself a Casio keyboard today and start learning to play the piano.
various features at reasonable prices is the USP of Casio keyboards and that's why they are quite popular among first time buyers. Looking at what they offer, I am sure you will grab one of the models.
Here is a brief and simple guide on their products and abilities. The most popular Casio keyboards include the Casio lighted LK series, the CTK series and the WK series.
The LK series is more for early beginner and the WK series are more for accomplished players with the CTK series falling somewhere in between.
These are arranger keyboards, meaning they have those built-in rhythms. In addition to those rhythms, you get rhythms, effects, songs and built-in lessons, which make them delightful. And with MIDI, it is easy to connect your Casio keyboard to a computer and work with the various software programs that are available to create your own music.
When you buy a Casio keyboard, you get a songbook along with it consisting of all the demo songs that comes built-in within the model that you buy. The dealer may throw in a power adapter and headphone along with your buy.
So at last, here is a keyboard that will surely fit your budget. A wide range of products are on offer for beginners, intermediate and seasoned players. So visit a store and pick up your Casio Keyboard today.
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I have this Casio VL-Tone, which is a small keyboard device (links provided below), but it only plays...?
.. one note at a time. I would really love it if someone could find some schematics or something and explain to me how to to change the programming (or maybe something involving soldering), so that it plays multiple keys(notes) at the same time(chords)?
Please help, I am including a few links that may aid in the search. . as well as my email in the end.
http://www.retrothing.com/2006/02/convergence_ii_.html
http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/_inc/specs_only.cfm?synthid=241
(this one looks like it might be a lot of help>)http://www.polyvalens.com/vl1/
(and in the very bottom right portion of this page, it says something about schematics and user manual download... but I am not able to find a link to anything further.)
http://safemanuals.com/user-guide-instructions-owner-manual/CASIO/VL-TONE%20VL-1-_E
So, I feel like that might be an ok start, if you have any further questions or just answers.. My email is: huck_finn_1985@yahoo.com
Ty for your time!
The audio chip in the vl-tone can't handle more than one note at a time, bare in mind it was their first attempt at a keyboard pretty much (it's essentially a calculator with a sound chip), it was fairly limited. Short of replacing a lot of components i don't think you're going to find a way of doing this.
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