Casio SK-10 Synthesizer Information, Specifications and Resources
Author: Andy Merrett / Data Driven
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Overview
The Casio SK-10 is a synthesizer with sampling capabilities released in 1988. It is aimed at musicians wanting to create and modify their own sounds.
The SK-10 has 32 synth/organ style mini keys without touch sensitivity or aftertouch. It has four notes of polyphony. It has 12 on board sounds including pianos and real world sounds, accompaniments and rhythms, and no pedals.
The SK-10 uses Casio's PCM, a classic wave-based synthesis offering basic sampled sound playback.
It has the ability to record and play back user performances. It has no built-in learning system. It has a built-in amplifier and speakers. It can run from both AC and battery power.It's a part of the SK family of instruments.
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As the Casio SK-10 is 38 years old, you may find used models and spare parts on ebay.
With an unknown launch date, this seems to be a very poor version of the Casio SK-1. Documentation is sparse, and online reviews seem to be unfavourable in general.
Specifications
Form
Number of Keys: 32Key Weight: Synth
Key Size: Mini
Touch Sensitive:
Aftertouch:
Sound
Number of Voices: 12Polyphony: 4
Sound Generation: PCM
Piano Sounds:
Real World Sounds:
Sounds Editable:
Accompaniments:
Extra Features
Recorder/Sequencer:Tutorials:
Communication
MIDI:USB:
Tablet Connectivity:
Power
AC Power:Batteries:
Audio
Speakers:Audio Out:
Audio In:
Pedals
Sustain Pedal:Soft Pedal:
Expression Pedal:
Release Info
Year: 1988RRP: Unknown
Description
The SK-10 is a reduced function version of the SK-1, so it has many of the same abilities including 1.4s of 8-bit PCM sampling (one sample only), 32 mini keys, 13 envelopes, portamento, vibrato, five PCM tones, 11 drum patterns, three synth tones. It also has basic step and chord programming on board.
It’s difficult to get detailed information on this keyboard except to see that those who rate the SK-1 think this is a very poor imitation, and not worth bothering with.
FAQ
What year was the Casio SK-10 launched?
This instrument was launched in 1988
What other models did Casio release in 1988?
What models did other manufacturers release in 1988?
- Korg M1
- Roland D-10
- Roland D-20
- Roland E-10
- Roland E-20
- Roland E-5
- Roland G-70
- Roland PRO-E
- Technics KN720
- Technics KN920
- Yamaha B200
- Yamaha DS55
- Yamaha DSR-500
- Yamaha KB-2000
- Yamaha PF1200
- Yamaha PF1500
- Yamaha PF2000
- Yamaha PSR-16
- Yamaha PSR-36
- Yamaha PSS-140
- Yamaha PSS-480
- Yamaha PSS-680
- Yamaha SHS-200
- Yamaha VSS-200
- Yamaha YS100
- Yamaha YS200
What other synths were released at a similar time?
- Casio CZ-1
- Casio CZ-230S
- Casio CZ-3000
- Casio SK-100
- Casio SK-2
- Casio SK-200
- Casio SK-2100
- Casio SK-5
- Casio SK-8
- Casio SK-8A
- Korg 707
- Korg DS-8
- Korg DSS-1
- Korg M1
- Korg T1
- Korg T2
- Korg T3
- Korg Wavestation
- Roland D-10
- Roland D-20
- Roland D-5
- Roland D-50
- Roland D-70
- Roland E-10
- Roland E-20
- Roland E-30
- Roland E-5
- Roland G-70
- Roland JX-10
- Roland PRO-E
- Roland S-50
- Roland W-30
- Yamaha B200
- Yamaha DS55
- Yamaha DX11
- Yamaha DX27S
- Yamaha DX7IIC
- Yamaha DX7IID
- Yamaha DX7IIFD
- Yamaha SDX2000
- Yamaha SY22
- Yamaha SY55
- Yamaha SY77
- Yamaha V2
- Yamaha V50
- Yamaha YS100
- Yamaha YS200
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