Blue Monday played on Vintage consumer grade Casios (keyboards ,drum pads DG10 etc) wonderful

hollywoodrox

https://youtu.be/h9mm0YlMa9I?si=6gjfIBFBD3B7P74u

Stratavarious

Amazing.. no cables either

I loved my SK-1

Kittyfrisk

Great stuff. I didn't realise that @HarrySeven  actually used some of the horde to make demos 

hollywoodrox

It’s lovely to see all those wonderful machines from my teens a lot of them were items of desire 
  Which we got to only play in Dixon’s  I did have a little tiny  Casio though 

bobblehat

hollywoodrox said:

It’s lovely to see all those wonderful machines from my teens a lot of them were items of desire 
  Which we got to only play in Dixon’s  I did have a little tiny  Casio though 

Yeh, hat takes me back.  I think Casio must have released a new keyboard every week in the mid 80's.  

JEM

I still have a Casio VL-Tone VL-1 (the tiny one in the video with little square buttons instead of keys). 

The Rock-1 rhythm was famously used on Da-Da-Da by Trio in 1982

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCdNmkjd6qg 

What's really neat is that it has a little programmable synth that allows you make your own voices.

suspiciousminds

Funny enough i was watching Blue monday being played on a Stylophone on the Dubreq website today along with a really good version of Cars by Gary Numan.

Supportact

I've got that tiny white casio keyboard. Definitely used it on at least one recording,  if i remember rightly played through a Korg Kaoss pad to make some background noise. Kind of cheap sounding but it has character.  

Bellycaster

That's fantastic. I recognise some of those Keyboards from being a kid in the early 80's. I'll have to have another look to see just how many different ones there are. That DG-20 Guitar, I hadn't heard of before, or the digital Sax.