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@Jay Cnice tune and melody! thanks for sharing! long live vintage Casio gear 😀

hello @Tsquare thanks really appreciate 🙏 it is indeed a great song!! some sounds are really hard to reproduce on the HT3000!!!

@Jay C Thank you!! 🙏🙂

Hello CMF! This is my rendition of Mammagamma by Alan Parsons on the Casio HT3000. All sounds and drums are from the HT3000; no external effects. The song is multi tracked on Cubase SX3; post-processing is limited to some panning and normalization. Note: The reversed cymbal sound is also from the HT3000, reversed by Cubase. Hope you like it, thanks for listening!

Hello dear CMF friends! long time no see! - I have been neglecting my trusty HT for a while so I though it was time to take some dust off the keys! here is a short clip played on the Casio HT3000! hope you like it! thanks for listening!

awesome performance thanks for sharing.

@Just AlexThanks! Wikipedia states the original patch is based on the "supersaw" of the Roland Jupiter 8... quite a challenge to replicate FYI my approximation on the HT3000 used waveform 11 (triangle + 6% pulse), middle cutoff and a little resonance as rudimentary HP filter... and then I have detuned three of them! Looking forward to hear your sounds!

nice melody thanks for sharing! btw I spent in Santosa yesterday, this will be nice memories!

The Casio HT3000 is a paraphonic instrument, with a single VCF shared by all of its 8 voices; the VCF envelope gets re-triggered with every key stroke. I guess this can be seen as a limitation, at the same time I really enjoy this feature, because it adds nice artifacts to the sounds and makes them a bit unpredictable! In this patch, the combined settings of the DCA and VCF envelopes generate a sort of "delay"-like effect when played over a regular bass line. Hope you like it and thanks for listening!

@Jay CNice track thanks for sharing! great drum sounds! 👍

As far as I know chorus is analog too, and the VCOs are not sample based, which possibly adds nice artifacts to the sounds. Regardless of technology, to my ear the warmth of the HT6000 is unique

Hi dear CMF, here an example of real-time modulation of the filter cutoff on the HT3000, by means of the programming wheel. Admittedly I got a bit carried away... Freely inspired by the masterpiece I Feel Love by G. Moroder. Sorry Mr. Moroder... Bass and Drums are from the HT3000 accompaniment. Thanks for listening! https://youtu.be/5JMt8DyA2BQ

Hi @countrymetalman Agree, they really sound good and the KS’s look very nice in their white color. I personally have a weak spot for the HT3000; I have tried to put it aside so many times in favor of more capable instruments but it always find its way back to my table! Even right now I am experimenting with something else and the HT is patiently waiting on the side for its next comeback

very nice video, thanks for sharing! I don't even own a CT-S1000V and still watched it until the very end

I went to an art exhibition in Munich this week which included a live music performance. The musician entered the room with a padded bag and guess what was in there? the good old CT-701 in all its glory