Review | Sound On Sound, Oct 1986Casio CZ-1Since the release of their diminutive yet ground-breaking CZ-101 synth, Casio have been steadily improving the facilities of their Phase Distortion keyboards with each subsequent CZ product. The culmination of those efforts is now manifest in their best-ever synthesizer, the CZ-1, a truly professional performance instrument. Chris Jenkins says 'welcome'. |
Review | International Musician, Oct 1986SynthCheckAt last a fully professional, touch-sensitive, Phase Distortion synth! Jim Betteridge waves goodbye to auto-accompaniment forever. |
Review | One Two Testing, Oct 1986 |
Review | Making Music, Sep 1986 |
Review | In Tune, Nov 1986 |
Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Oct 1986Following in the footsteps of their successful budget CZ models, Casio add touch-sensitivity for the professional user. Simon Trask evaluates the results. |
Feature Downloads | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Music Technology, Jun 1988Check out this month's selection of readers' patches from users of Yamaha's DX21, Casio's CZ1 and Ensoniq's ESQ1 synths. |
Feature Downloads | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Music Technology, Jan 1987The section where MT readers submit their own synth sounds. Featured machines this month include the Korg Poly 800, Roland Alpha Juno 2 and Yamaha DX7. |
Feature Downloads | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Music Technology, Mar 1989If you are a devotee of Yamaha's DX27, Roland's D50 or Casio's CZ1, there are patches for your synth in this month's Patchwork pages - if another synth is your passion why not make it a feature next month? |
Feature Downloads | Topic: Synthesizer Patches | Music Technology, Feb 1990Reviews of Stiletto's patches for the Roland D-series and Casio's CZ synths find themselves alongside a selection of readers' own programming feats in this month's Patchwork. |