<![CDATA[ChipMusic.org - How can I add a pitch control to a Casio tone bank ms 120?]]>2020-01-16T15:04:16ZPunBBhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/24598/how-can-i-add-a-pitch-control-to-a-casio-tone-bank-ms-120/<![CDATA[Re: How can I add a pitch control to a Casio tone bank ms 120?]]>OK. If you mean Casio MA 120, This should be the same as Casio's SA line. You should check Casio SA1 Modifications, SA1 was the first in this line of shitty sample based toy keyboards..
Don't expect any pitch resistor, if the keyboard is all the way sample based...
]]>https://chipmusic.org/ryba2020-01-16T15:04:16Zhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/post/262992/#p262992<![CDATA[Re: How can I add a pitch control to a Casio tone bank ms 120?]]>put [img]before and[/img] after the link... ]]>https://chipmusic.org/ryba2020-01-16T14:52:30Zhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/post/262991/#p262991<![CDATA[Re: How can I add a pitch control to a Casio tone bank ms 120?]]>(I apologize for messing up your forums I just don't understand how to inbed an image.) https://m.imgur.com/a/nPLxJcA]]>https://chipmusic.org/FlorescentMiniKeys2020-01-11T19:18:45Zhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/post/262943/#p262943<![CDATA[How can I add a pitch control to a Casio tone bank ms 120?]]>So I've come to an understanding that not all keyboards have a golden 'pitch resistor'. (and possibly learnt the hard way) so I was wondering how can I control the pitch of this keyboard? (picture of the circuit) My question may be a little basic so my apologies. I'm fairly new to circuit bending. (:]]>https://chipmusic.org/FlorescentMiniKeys2020-01-11T19:03:53Zhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/post/262942/#p262942
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