Few instruments are more iconic than the best Casio keyboards. In musical circles, the Casio brand has been synonymous with electronic keyboards ever since its Casiotone models dominated the market ...
Casio is capturing a bit of Daft Punk magic with the new Casiotone CT-S1000V, which comes with the ability to “sing” using a built-in, customizable, voice synthesizer. The CT-S1000V, when used in ...
There are a number of ways that musicians can get their instruments to sing. Sampled vocals can be loaded into a synth, you can use a vocoder, or you can stick a tube in your mouth and run it to an ...
I'm listening to the famous intro of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody but the vocals are coming straight from a keyboard. Every key that's hit produces a new word, following the tune. It's clearly machine ...
Just because you can play an instrument doesn’t necessarily mean you have a great singing voice. For vocally-challenged musicians, Casio’s latest digital keyboard features a built-in vocal synthesizer ...
Casio, Inc., is well-known and respected for producing cutting-edge musical products and the newest Casio keyboard will have audiences requesting an encore! The WK series, which is known for blending ...
Electronic Drums Roland's TD716 electronic drum set is designed to be a VST killer. Now it's had a massive $1,800 wiped off the price at Sweetwater for Cyber Weekend – you’ll get a drum rug and throne ...
Casio made a name for itself providing lots of bang-for-your-buck with its musical instruments, as evidenced by my review of the excellent $200 CT-S1 last year. Now the company is launching the ...
And it’s raining money like never before as since the emergence of COVID-19 consumers are buying new barbecues, renovating their kitchens and for entertainment returning to days of gathering around ...
Explore some of the best MIDI keyboards on Amazon for beginners, studio work, and live performances. Choose from compact ...
On Julia Jacklin’s excellently strange new album Pre Pleasure there’s a song called “Too In Love to Die.” It’s very much literal. The besotted narrator ticks off a couple of fatal calamities—a plane ...