Casio CZ-101 - The 1990s Boards of Canada Machine (Patches in Description)
PATCHES (please note that a lot of the magic comes from effects/eq configuration, patch by patch effect chain markdown files coming soon): https://drive.google.com/drive/folder... Here I sloppily demonstrate (almost) all instances of the Casio CZ-101's use in Boards of Canada's 1990s material, sprinkled with semi-accurate effects and eq. This synth and its low quality DAC explains a lot of the grittier, bitcrushed texture heard throughout this era of their work. A lot of the sounds gravitate around either the factory flute patch (A7 Flute) or a simple electric piano patch using two sine waves and an external resonant peak/lowpass filter. Other tricks include programming the volume envelope (DCA) with quiet values to then boost back up to push the bitcrush effect to its max and using a vibrato effect (100% wet flange?) as the LAST effect in a chain, in front of reverb and echo (in this case the cz-101 itself has no vibrato enabled).

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