This Casio CA-100 Simulator is “a ‘fan-fiction’ software version of the mediocre Casio ToneBank CA-100 keyboard from 1990.” This browser-based sequencer is simple to use and sounds very Casio PCM-ish. Pick a sound from the Tone Bank, lay in some notes, and hit start. Pop over to the drum sequencer and layer in a beat. Loads of fun!
Stef Animal is a musician and game-maker from Ōtepoti Dunedin.
She enjoys making music with unloved or unfashionable electronic instruments.
She released ‘Top Gear’ in 2018 and ‘The Spooky House’ in 2019 and also plays in Wellington dream-rock band The Golden Awesome.
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