Past rhythms that may sound good on newer models

[Pravito]

I grew up playing various Casio keyboards and familiarized myself with the built-in rhythms over the different generations. 

 

Here are some rhythms from past Casio keyboards that may sound great on newer models like the CT-X series

 

 

-Funk 8 Beat (from AHL models, last seen on CTK-7200)

 

 

-World Pop (from early-2000's A² / HL models such as LK90TV)

 

 

-Soul Ballad 1 and 2 (from HL models, also found on built in song "Annie Laurie" in pre-AHL models)

 

 

- "Classic" Tex-Mex (earlier version of the rhythm found mostly on LK series)

 

 

-Rap Pop (from CTK5000/LK270)

 

 

-Acid Jazz (from older low-end model such as CTK574) 

 

 

-Jazz Voice (the rhythm used in the built in song "Long, Long Ago" in pre-AHL models) 

 

 

-"Classic" Fox Trot (as heard on the current rendition of "Long, Long Ago") 

 

 

- Folky Pop (from A² / HL models, also used in "Swanee River" built-in song on the same models) 

 

- "Classic" Viennese Waltz (as used in the built in song "Old Smokey") 

 

- "Classic" Pop Shuffle (found on pre-AHL models, and used on the song "Camptown Races" on those models) 

 

- "Classic" Bolero (from A² models, and used in "La Paloma" in CTK591) 

 

- Bossa Nova 1 and 2 (from CTK5000 and 4000) 

 

- Slow Swing (from CTK800, and used on "Danny Boy" in the same keyboard)

 

- "Classic" 8 Beat 3 (from pre-AHL models, also used on "Aura Lee" on those models)

 

- Funk (a very old rhythm found on 1990's models) 

 

- "Classic" March (found across different songs in many models, particularly "I've Been Working On The Railroad") 

 

- Township (the most recurring world rhythm before CT-X) 

 

Got any more suggestions? Let me know on the replies

Edited September 2, 2022 by Pravito