CASIO SA-76 REVIEW
Part One of Four:
Taking a very in depth look at this little entry level Casio to see what it has to offer, what it can do, and some tips and hidden tricks. Big surprises might well come in small packages!
Content Time Stamps:
0:50 - Welcome
3:12 - Introduction to the SA-76 & related models
5:14 - What’s in the box?/ Unboxing & Contents
6:57 - Design and Build Quality
8:08 - Connecting to the SA-76
8:53 - Casio’s Official SA-76 Product Description
9:28 - Main Features Summary
10:29 - Front Panel/ User Interface
13:02 - Keyboard and action
13:56 - Audio Capture for this video
16:14 - Song Bank Feature with audio examples
19:39 - Patterns Feature
21:34 - How to vary Patterns on the fly
23:08 - Patterns audio examples
27:19 - Free Session Feature with audio examples
29:20 - Free Session 46 – The “Sleng Teng Riddim”
31:00 - How to vary Free Session patterns on the fly
33:00 - Final thoughts of Part One and Video Outro
All raw audio from the SA-76 recorded directly from its line-out sockets into a Behringer U-Phoria UMC404HD sound interface, and then directly into a DAW (Mixcraft Pro Studio 9). No VSTs/ effects were used on the SA-76 raw audio, other than a Limiter to prevent any clipping.
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