Casio Keyboards

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**Two of the "rock" bass demos form the background riffs in the "[[Laserdisc]]" [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 1|song]] from [[lady...ing]].
**Two of the "rock" bass demos form the background riffs in the "[[Laserdisc]]" [[Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 1|song]] from [[lady...ing]].
*'''{{w|Casio SK-1}}''' {{--}} Used to craft some of [[homestarrunner.com]]'s earliest tunes:
*'''{{w|Casio SK-1}}''' {{--}} Used to craft some of [[homestarrunner.com]]'s earliest tunes:
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**[[Old Intro]] ("Chord" rhythm)
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**[[Old Intro]] ("Disco" rhythm)
**[[A Jumping Jack Contest]] intro credits ("Rock" rhythm)
**[[A Jumping Jack Contest]] intro credits ("Rock" rhythm)
**[[Eggs (toon)|Eggs]] ("Pop" rhythm)
**[[Eggs (toon)|Eggs]] ("Pop" rhythm)

Current revision as of 21:48, 26 October 2025

Ah, the melodious tunes of a cheap, affordable synthesizer

From a 2003 interview with Club Aquatica:

DAN: The Cheat's playing a Casio in the Puppet thing. Is that what you play?
MATT CHAPMAN: Yeah, that's where all of those cheesy tunes on the site come from. We have a stack of five old Casios and almost all the music on the site comes from those.

Casio keyboards, particularly of the Casiotone line, are used to make most of the music for the Homestar Runner cartoons. They also make appearances in some of the toons.

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[edit] Models Used

The Cheat's phat Casio staxx: (top to bottom) VL-1, SK-1, HT-700, CT-405
Showing off keyboards in the stu-jo: (left to right) SK-1, HT-700, Playtime Keyboard

[edit] Non-Casio keyboards

The FAQ also jokes that they use "worse" keyboards than those from Casio.

[edit] Appearances

[edit] Notes

  1. ^  Not officially confirmed (i.e., neither mentioned in an interview nor shown on-camera), rather best-guess identified via sound and/or rhythm. As some presets reoccur across several Casiotone models, these identifications may not be accurate.

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