Casio WK7500 76 Key Touch Sensitive Workstation Keyboard
The Casio WK7500 76 Key Workstation Keyboard offers powerful and extensive features at a price that is unheard of in the portable keyboard market. It offers 800 world-class tones, 250 preset rhythms, 17 track sequencer, 32 channel mixer, as well as audio recording capabilities. Any piece of music you create can be recorded as an audio file on an SDHC card. 9 sliders extend your versatility and provide an impressive 50 drawbar organ tones. Whether you are an amateur or professional musician, the WK7500 will allow you to create, edit and play your compositions at home, in the studio or on the stage. The WK7500 provides 800 world class tones organized by category in a new easy-to-use interface. Dynamic stereo pianos, vintage electric pianos, strings, drums and a wealth of synths and acoustic instruments are at your fingertips. Each of those 800 voices can be edited with control over filters, envelopes and more. For added depth and realism, an extensive set of DSP effects are available to enhance these tones, providing you with pure inspiration at your fingertips. The Casio WK7500 is ready to conquer the stage. You can easily create splits, layers or both simultaneously. You can store this combination of three tones as a registration for instant recall on stage. The 96 registration slots will let you cover any gig, or save those magic sounds that define a new hit song. If you’re a solo performer, registrations can also recall rhythms and accompaniments for you to play along with. The WK7500 features a piano-style touch- response keyboard that provides a realistic piano experience.
Product Features
- 800 world class tones including stereo pianos, vintage electric pianos, strings, drums, synths and many more
- 9 sliders extend your versatility and provide an impressive 50 drawbar organ tones
- 17-track sequencer for editing and tweaking your performances so you can get professional sounding tracks
- 250 preset rhythms with full accompaniment are built-in
- Front panel sliders provide control over volume, pan, effect sends for each channel
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Can’t beat it for the money I actually have the 7000, which is the same, only 61 keys and easier to haul around. I have owned the Ck 3700 which I really loved, but this is a big improvement over the 3700, with more sounds, more rhythms, and more functions. I also owned the Yamaha MO6 which cost twice as much. the MO6 no doubt does more, but the manual that comes with the Yamaha was like reading chinese. I could barely figure out how to change the sound, making all its functions useless. Whereas, the manual with the…
Exceptional Product – iPad Connectivity After gigging with this for 2 years I have found it does everything I wanted for a reasonable price. Good Horns, strings , piano etc. I had several of the other expensive heavier keyboards since the 70’s. I’m older. I loved the light weight. I have dragged it in a flimsy soft case to many, many gigs and it still have had no problems. My only slight negative comment is I play in many dark clubs and I always need a light on the main board as many buttons are black on a black console. I would…