Casio VL TONE / VL-1 Demo Song

The 'German Folk' demo song included with the VL-1

Category:

Music

Tags:

• VL-1
• VL-TONE
• CASIO
• SYNTH
• KEYBOARD

[aliezad]

What's the name of that demo tune? I used to listen to it all the time back when I was a kid.

[pusherJr]

@aliezad it's a German folk song called "Unterlanders Heimweh"(sp)

[legomegacy]

someone actually made vst of this small synth includes cal. function

[pusherJr]

@legomegacy there's also an ipod touch/iphone app, but it doesn't include the functional ADSR synth u___u

[ChryslerLaser1986]

what year is that keyboard from?

[pusherJr]

@ChryslerLaser1986 was released back in 1980, it was Casio's first keyboard, and is actually a synth, sequencer plus a *calculator* n___n

best garbage-day find of 2009

[NinjaGhostScorpion]

Keyboard Strong Bad is mad.

[MVillani1985]

I had on a lot like that when I was a kid, only it was blue and didn't have a calculator option.

[MVillani1985]

@Karpens16 I have a keyboard so small (with 13 keys) that still partly works that makes that thing look giant. It's about the size of 2 packs of doublemint gum.

[uofmrules1]

@Skymouth You wouldn't happen to be my old classmate named Cassandra now, would you? lol

[d1ggah]

Listen to the drummer getting bored and going nuts ^_^

[Skymouth]

Wow, brings back memories! Used to listen to that all the time!

[Evilushka]

Aww the little paw is so cute!

[Karpens16]

holy hell thats a tiny piano!! I didnt realize until the kitty.

[BernardMortsell]

@legomegacy ...and there's a free Android app with all the presets and rhythms AND this demo song. You just got to love it!

(App on the Android market, search for VL-Tone, or link: market.android.com/details?id=­com.skrivarna.vltone.android )

[snakevids]

ugh please record the audio properly!

[gjc82071]

Thanks so much for posting this! I've been waiting for almost 30 years to hear this demo again. It's been stuck in my head for that long! LOL. I had this keyboard as a kid. My step-dad was in a traveling band back then. I would tour with him/the band during the summers/vacation. He would often use the Casio when scoring/writing music charts. It's all he needed really. Anyway, because of that reason, it's very nostalgic for me. Thank you again! :-)