# Casio Vl
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The VL-1 was the first instrument of Casio's VL-Tone product line, and is sometimes referred to as the VL-Tone. It combined a calculator, a monophonic synthesizer, and sequencer. Released in June 1979, it was the first commercial digital synthesizer, selling for $69.95.It has 29 calculator-button keys (G to B), a three-position octave switch, one programmable and five preset sounds, ten built-in rhythm patterns, an eight-character LCD, a 100-note sequencer, and a multi-function calculator mode.
TN:66 Adam Buxton
In this very special episode John steps inside the jingle factory of podcaster, comedian, writer, actor and musician Adam Buxton.
Digging into the depths of his archive, Adam charts his life and career breaking down the songs and jingles that punctuated each moment. From finding arpeggiators in mu…
Casio VL1 keyboard synthesiser with Hannah
Hello to you, it’s episode 1 of season 2! Warren is in his element as he welcomes his first very special guest into his garden for the best episode of this new season yet. It’s like him and Hannah stepped into the wheelbarrow firepit in front of them and got lobbed back in time to when Hannah tore …
EP 131: Interview with Glockabelle
This week we cannot be more excited to introduce our listeners to Glockabelle. Glockabelle is a kick ass musician who plays 2 Casio VL-tones and a glockenspiel with 8 thimbles. Her unique sound makes for one hell of a live show, which she describes as a "glockenspiel-synth exorcism". Yeah, we thoug…
23 SONIC SKETCHBOOKS - electronic explorations
This episode is a sail along some of the backwaters of lo-fi electronic and digital sound I’ve been experimenting with and exploring over the past few years. My first forays into electromagnetic and digital sonic synthesis were in the late 1970s early 80s on my Fender Rodes 88 piano, a first genera…
Travelling Tunes w/ Dr. Kirsten Zemke: August 24, 2018
Kirsten triggers some fond memories for Mike, memories of the Casio VL Tone. You know, that keyboard look a like that makes high pitched noises, and solves math problems. Yep, that one. As heard in The Falls' The Man Whose Head Expanded, Thievery Corporation's Letter To The Editor, Trio's Da Da Da …
#13B Anne Nikitin [MUSIC MAKING]
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This music making process was one of my favourites so far - the track that Anne and I made is wacky and wonderful (and kinda funny).
We used a Casio VL Tone as our instrument (we only get to use one instrument), Anne has owned this beastie little keyboard since she was a child.
As with every one of…
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