The Casio MT-70 was the first keyboard I learned to play in 1981-82. Its display helped me a lot to recognize different chords. It was a wonderful keyboard of that time.

Love it. I keep coming back to this video, waiting for our MT-70 to arrive...

6:08 yeah man, that's sounds good!!!

@tiergrinder

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the compliments! Great to hear that you liked it 🙂

What. A great keybaord of 80s😍😍😍why can't I see nowadays such great keyboards :((

@SynthsandSounds

5 жыл бұрын

You can! Just go to thrift shops and flea markets and get some 80's goodies

@vietNguyen.

4 жыл бұрын

@@SynthsandSounds in Germany there are Not any of These Shops.....:(

@SynthsandSounds

4 жыл бұрын

@@vietNguyen. There's Ebay Kleinanzeigen

very good analogue drum sound !

Nice! Congrats! I think those drums sounds are sweet! I bought an MT18 this week because of the analog drums, but at least 2 of the patches are really cool too. Thanks for the awesome demo! It's haunting and dark!

I had one of these in the 1980s. I hated it at the time because it wasn't a "proper" synth (this was in the age of the Roland Jupiter 8 and the Yamaha DX7). But I noticed that Hot Chip used it on their album The Warning, and it can be seen in the video for Over and Over. It just goes to show that it's not what equipment you have, but how you use it.

@vietNguyen.

4 жыл бұрын

GREAT CASIO FROM 1984 !! I REMEMBER THIS CASIO IN AFGHANISTAN IN THE 80s IT WAS A GREAT CASIO ESPECIALLY NICE ORGAN SOUNDS !!!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😱😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😍 1984 JAPAN

@instantinople3796

4 жыл бұрын

You again

@bernardogui3933

4 жыл бұрын

jezzvideo yes, I was 15 and I have one and learned to play shine on your crazy diamond and confortably numb using the organ sound.

The organ sound is just incredible, i love it.

@vietNguyen.

4 жыл бұрын

GREAT CASIO FROM 1984 !! I REMEMBER THIS CASIO IN AFGHANISTAN IN THE 80s IT WAS A GREAT CASIO ESPECIALLY NICE ORGAN SOUNDS !!!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😱😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😍 1984 JAPAN

@TheOrganiston9th

3 жыл бұрын

At the time I bought it (1983), it offered the most authentic “jazz organ” sound available on Casio-type keyboards. About three years later, I bought my first Hammond - a couple months after THAT, a Leslie. This Casio - and the MT-40 before it - literally gave me my first “push” on the keyboard/organ road.

You are getting some great sounds out of this.I worked in a shop that sold them thirty years ago. I always loved the analogue drums and the organ sound. It came with a bar code reader and a book of demo songs in bar code format. You scanned the pages and the keyboard would play the songs and the notes would light up as they played,and you could play along. Unique little keyboard.Very nice.

@tiergrinder

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you for commenting :) I noticed this keyboard at local classfieds. It looked to be in great condition, but it didn't have the code reader pen. When I got it I was pleasantly surprised how nice the organ patches sounded. I originally went for it for the cheap analog drum sounds and for its cool looks. I got it more as an novelty item, but now I've played every day for a week now.

You could play like half of beach house's discography with this

Great demo

I recently picked on of the golden oldies up for just €7,50! I love the sounds of it. Although it misses some knobs and deserves a good clean, a very good deal!

@jokkejens

4 ай бұрын

I might have set a new low, got one for 4 EUR yesterday, including the carrying hard case.

Amazing. This thingy IS A SYNTH!

@tiergrinder

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jurgen! I really love this small keyboard. I've played with a lot lately. Many of the preset sounds are meh and not that usable, but rest are OK and I love the organ type of sounds this thing makes. Analog "LO-FI" beats are nice add on and most of the time I have some of the beats playing while I jam with this cute Casio :)

Awesome video, I love my MT-70 it's definitely unique

Excellent. Also, the lightpen that could read the bar coded songs that came with it, to load them into memory and teach you to play it via led lights above keys. Fantastic little keyboard. Also, the feel of the keys is better than most of what you can buy these days. At least to me.

Love my MT70, hook it up to a guitar amp and use lower octaves on the piano sound. Makes a good bass sound.

I love the drums in this thing, would buy one just for those!

Interesting one can use this combination for synthwave/new wave production.

i found one of this at the street 6 months ago! and it works!!

I've got two of those. The first one was my first "serious" keyboard back in 1984. Still got it, but accidentally reversed polarity on the power supply some months ago and I am still fixing it (some damaged areas on the analog boards, but nothing that I can't cope with, hopefully). Then I bought a second one. I recall running the output through an Ibanez analogue multieffect pedal back in the 80's (applying some chorus) and the organ sound (the init preset) sounded awesome. Even gigged with a local band with it :)

@Adelwho

4 жыл бұрын

Hey man can you tell me the right polarity and other input specs. Cause I have an old one but nor working just gave me a humming in the stereo and disapeared so it may be faulty adapter??

great videos in the playlist , thank you

GREAT CASIO FROM 1984 !! I REMEMBER THIS CASIO IN AFGHANISTAN IN THE 80s IT WAS A GREAT CASIO ESPECIALLY NICE ORGAN SOUNDS !!!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😱😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😱😍😍 1984 JAPAN

They call those little Casio's toys, but put them through pedals and amps and they can make good music like this!

Aprendi a tocar nesse teclado!

those 'dry' percussive sounds that resemble a 'beep' somehow (used a lot in old computer games of the 1980s for example) date back to the analog electronic organs of the 1970s and earlier in fact ... if you can find them still, check out some old Italian Farfisa home and stage organs for example ... some Farfisa models of the yesteryears had analog drums and classic style arpeggio passages that worked across the entire 5-octave keyboard instead of only the 1.x octave typical of post-1980s digital keyboards! besides, even a single note or double notes chord worked with the automated accompanying chords and rhthm styles ... LIVE! no digital keyboard i know of today can do that unless you use the MIDI and program them via a computer to do so ... in fact, most analog 'electronic organs' of the old times from YAMAHA, Farfisa, and others did similar things too, even the cheapest ones ... rhythms and sounds / voice could be mixed with each other as well to create new ones ... so, a 6-rhythm-only electronic organ could in fact yield many more patterns ... so with the voices and sounds ...

@disarmsox

4 жыл бұрын

Old comment I know. I have a Farfisa FK-55. There seems to be very little information online available for it. I think it dates back to the 1970's and has an analogue sound. I picked it up for 15 GBP

I'm thinking about buying a Zoom Multistomp pedal, I'm between ms 50g and ms 100bt, last one has stereo input and first one just mono input, I have the same Casio, do you know it would be a problem if I just use a mono connection with keyboard? I mean about quality of effects or something like that

О я нарежу сэмплов из этого, волшебные звуки звучит вкусно 👌

Still good

Hey I couldn't find many synth videos with the MS-100bt. Do you love it? I was looking at the MS-70 reverb/delay but wasn't sure if this thing did it all and more?

What kind of cabling were you utilizing from your Casio to your pedal? Thanks for the info bro.

@tiergrinder

6 жыл бұрын

Hi there Nathaliel. In CASIO i used 6.3mm to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter. I hooked cable with 3.5mm stereoplug to 2 x RCA connectors to that. RCA connectors have RCA > 6.3mm monoplugs that go in to the pedal. I know its a hassle, but those were at hand when I recorded this :D You could simply use a cable with one 6.3mm stereo phoneplug and two 6.3mm monoplugs at the other end.

I used chorus,delay,flanger,reverb,tape echo on my keys in the late 70’s .kind of had too because most of the keys sounded boring.

At the 3 minute mark are you playing Coldplay?

@PianoandKeysStudio

5 жыл бұрын

He is. The Scientist - on an MT-70 with effects bringing it in to the 2000s

I have it and in working condition where can I restore it?

I have this given by my late grandpa, where can i buy the right equipmemts(amp) for this?

@Elkesar1

4 жыл бұрын

In almost every music store.

Did you use the phones out as a line out?

@tiergrinder

3 жыл бұрын

Yep! I used a 3.5mm stereoplug to 2 x RCA wire to hook this to the Zoom multi Fx

how can I find the AC Adapter for this? Thanks

@sawyerthereal

3 жыл бұрын

The Casio MT-70 uses a 7.5V power supply adapter. You can get it on Amazon. It needs to be negative polarity. This is the one I bought. T POWER AC Adapter 7.5V Compatible with CASIO Casiotone.

CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE SONG IN 4:05??????

@tiergrinder

5 жыл бұрын

soul love Crocket’s Theme

@vietNguyen.

5 жыл бұрын

Hey dude can you tipe " haji kamran sherngul wa Sheragha -1- episode - 3 " and listen to 31:35 and tell me what is the name of this wonderful melody 😍😍😍😍👍🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌😍🙌😍🙌😍🙌😍🙌😍

are the keys too small?

This is from 1982.

what is the song at 3:00 ?

@jokkejens

4 ай бұрын

Coldplay Scientist

0:00 Enter " Walk This Way " by Aerosmith.

@tiergrinder

5 жыл бұрын

ReneeNme Thats True 😆 I just now heard it 👌🏼

If you turn down the level on the keyboard it should reduce that nasty hiss in your recordings.

nooobody saiiiiid it was eeeasyyyy.....

I thumbed the vid down until I heard crocket's theme