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I thought downloading the mk-1 manual would help me figure out how to loop and reverse samples. It didn't. I have the mk-100 and can't figure it out. Help? D Donovan  [dread360-AT-msn.com]  11/11/2002 12:50

where to download the sk-100 manual? I've got one but I dont got the manual Please tell me where i can download it!!!!!! Isak  [Isak_1991-AT-hotmail.com]  10/01/2003 11:49

can somebody please send me the manual of a sk-100. i can't find it anywhere. peach  [peach-AT-partyon.nl]  12/31/2004 06:10

Just came from back home and picked up the same keyboard, I definately don't have the manual either. I got it as a b-day present when I was in 6th grade its pretty retro to me. Anybody get the manual please send it to me. Thanks Jackson  [m_a_d_v_i_l_l_a_i_n-AT-yahoo.com]  01/10/2005 08:13

Im trying to figure out what kind of keyboard the kid was holding in '13 going on 30'. is it this one? someone help me! Chris Winchester  [from_the_bd-AT-yahoo.com]  geocities.com/from_the_bd/main.html  02/15/2005 01:14

I need sk-100 manual, please i can't find them. John   [juan_carlos_15-AT-hotmail.com ]  03/16/2005 02:45

I bought a sk 100 at V en D in Arnhem together with my dad when I was 16 or 17 years old in 1988. At that time I was composing tracks with it. I think the love for garage-housemusic existed at that time, because the drum sound are very simular to the RZ-1 and EMU SP12. In 1992 I synced It with a Boss DR 550 Rhythm composer to make my first real track which was a classic one. The Rhythm pattern modus is very cool because you can create 2 patterns and 2 fill ins. I still use the sounds in productions. And last but not least you can create basslines and (chords in one minor). So here are some tips: Create rhythm go to the rhythm pattern modus and press start stop buton to begin the pattern. Use sample 2 key to trigger the drumsounds. When you want to program a new drumsound press the desired instrument key. When you want to create a fill-in do the same but hold down the fill in key to begin the fill-in pattern. Create bassline by pressing the bass-pattern key. After that you use mid octave range to program the bassline. Create chords by pressing the chords-pattern key. After that you use sample key 2 to trigger the chord. I also know that when you press a key-combination (new functions will appear but how that works I don't know I discovered that in my musical experiments in the 80's and 90's. Remco(Detuned RDF) van Hoeve  [rcvhoeve-AT-hetnet.nl]  www.vitaminic.nl  03/17/2005 03:42

More and more people uses the typically Casio SK-100 sound. So if you want to produce a heavy dance track. Use this sound! Its the sound for the future. Remco van Hoeve  [Hoev1239-AT-planet.nl]  06/04/2005 04:08

Like the others, I am also in need of the instruction manual for the Casio SK-100, and would greatly appreciate any help given! Be it by email attachment, fax...yes, I'd even pay for the trouble. Thanks! Jon Petersen  [jpetersen3-AT-aol.com]  10/26/2005 12:29

Hi, how i can play casio. Rapu manoj_del06@yahoo.co.in Anonymous  [jpetersen3-AT-aol.com]  04/01/2006 07:54

How much would a SK-100 in 100% working state be worth? I'm considering selling mine, as I already have an SK-1. David  [david-AT-camelon.nl]  01/31/2007 04:36

Reverse (as I recall) can be done by pressing and holding the sample button, or it was something the same as assigning an envelope to the sample. When reversing you hear a hihat. I shouldn't sell it. Prices are just raising. Sn00kerPwnd3DD  [tyty-AT-erstre.iug]  http://www.kurzweilai.net  05/24/2008 06:56

my first keyboard. i hung on to it for years, but eventually traded it with Pete 'Sonic Boom' Kember (Spacemen 3/Spectrum/E.A.R.) who thought it might have some 'circuit bending' potential. i wonder if he ever used it on a record..? Gutter  [gutterbreakz-AT-hotmail.co.uk]  06/01/2008 07:23

I have the sk 100 manual. If anyone needs it i can send a PDF. e-mail me with subject 'casio sk 100 manual'. Good rightness and lovely :) Jelly potato  [diorba4-AT-hotmail.com]  03/12/2009 09:02

I got this keyboard in my cellar, bought in 1988 and still working. If anybody need something about it, I got the whole wrap, including user manual. I used it as an amusement along with my Korg DW8000 synthesizer, bought in 1986 and still working too. Last bulwark  [ultimo.baluardo-AT-email.it]  05/05/2010 06:55

Last year I was on a retreat and it was one of these used as the "organ" in our temporary chapel. I have to say that the pipe organ sound is very convincing for a cheap 80's synth/keyboard. The 49-note range made it goof for playing hymns. I had no idea that it was so rare! I would have made an offer to the owner for it! I do admit that the mini-keys made playing a little tricky for someone with such huge hands like myself! Marty  [hartleymartin-AT-hotmail.com]  12/06/2011 02:06

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