In a way, I am going to be upset with you. Because I always see the "toy" keyboards at the thrift store.. and you are showing me the enlightenment for these ugly treasures.. But I cannot afford the space in my house even though I may want them. :P

Its a nice tune by the way, with very cool effects. ;)

http://www.audiothing.net/instruments/magical-toy-keyboard/

MTK - Demo Castlevania

MTK - Demo Generic

MTK - Arrow 1

composto, gravado, tocado, mixado e produzido por Junix 11  
todos os sons extraídos do CASIO SA-10
música de bolso - loFI
esta faixa dedico a Andrea May


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composto, gravado, tocado, mixado e produzido por Junix 11 
todos os sons extraídos do CASIO SA-10
música de bolso - loFI
esta faixa dedico a Santigold

Pop Gold

CASIO-CORE / lo-fi / micromusic made in 07.2015: my first casio-core in 5 years! Ha! No sequencer used. Generally - no additional sound-effects used. I use raw original sound of toy-keyboards.

This song has been made with CASIO MA-150 toy-keyboard. It is a relatively new toy-keyboard but its sound is SOOOOO lo-fi that even I have problems withstanding it, haha. Unlike classic CASIOs from 80s, this one has no sound-effects at all (like, I don't know, shots, lasers, car horns - nothing), so for the sound FX I added some echoes and stuff. But only for those.

Well, after 5 years my hands (and brain) got rusty but I was torturing this song for two days, to make it better. :) 

You can get entire "Andrea the Android" micromusic-album from here: 
https://chippanze.bandcamp.com/album/cp066-andrea-the-android

If you like casio-core micromusic - feel free to visit my site: http://pss270.republika.pl/ 

Andrea the Android (CASIO MA-150)

This is a performance of the Commando HighScore music originally composed my Rob Hubbard for the Commodore 64.  It is performed entirely on the Casio SA-76, a toy keyboard sold for $49.  It was recorded in 5 separate tracks into Audacity and mixed.  No other post processing was done.

Commando High Score performed on Casio SA-76

A small improvisation on a Casio SK-1 circuitbent after recipe a by Reed Ghazala. 

Center Of The Universe at the Winter Solistice!

A small improvisation on a Casio SK-1 circuitbent after recipe a by Reed Ghazala.

Casio SK-1 test with flute-sample

Casio CT-X700 Demos

Ahead

"Jade Sky" was composed using only sounds from the new Casio CT-X700 keyboard. Pitch bends (the 700 does not have a pitch wheel) on the erhu were done by automation in #SteinbergMedia #Cubase.

©2018 Roger Hooper Music

Jade Sky

2019 - my Youtube profile has been hacked and I cannot access it any more but Google/Youtube doesn't give a sh*t about it and indeed the simply SUPPORT the hacker/thief. It's *disgusting*.

..micromusic.. ..lo-fi.. ..casio-core.. ..low-tek..
..chiptune..
The project has been established in 2005 to play lo-fi / casio-core / micromusic stuff. 

The music initially was supposed to be played only on YAMAHA PSS-270 keyboard - a small toy for children.


Finally I decided to use as many toy-keyboards as possible. For now I have toys such as:


YAMAHA PSS-270 (of course)

CASIO SK-5

YAMAHA PSS-680

CASIO SK-1

YAMAHA PSS-50

CASIO MA-120

CASIO SA-39

CASIO MT-205

CASIO SA-5

and one of only 2 toy-versions of Casio CZ series: Casio CZ-230S.


I don't use any sequencers. I play everything "from hand" and mix it on COOL EDIT Pro. I treasure the original totally plastic and synthetic sound of the toys, so I almost don't add any post-production effects; rarely I add some reverb/delay but you can state it's their original sound. But I permit, I will use some sound-modifications in future, when I get bored with still the same instruments. :)


My music is inspired by steam-punk, small old mechanical devices, horror-cabaret/horror-circus atmosphere, Doctor Who mood, and classic-electronica musicians, like Jean-Michel
Jarre, Marek Bilinski, Vangelis, Andrzej Szymalski, Kraftwerk, Roman Wiercinski (Cyborg)...

Andrea the Android (CASIO MA-150)

PSS-270

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