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Casio CSM-1 FM Tonebank Sound Module
Introduction
PixelatedArcade [1] wrote:
The Casio CSM-1 is an external MIDI sound module released by Casio in 1989. Although designed as a sound generator for MIDI keyboards, a handful of games supported the module for music and sound effects. The synthesis in the CSM-1 features 12-bit PCM samples and is multi-timbral allowing up to four different timbres at one time with a 12 note polyphony. Built in are 100 preset tones (including acoustic and electronic instrument sounds, sound effects, and 49 percussion instruments) and 20 auto-rhythms.
Casio CSM-1 Advertisement The following games are known to support the Casio CSM-1:
Years Produced
1989- To Do: add last year that a Casio CSM-1 was made
Acquiring a Casio CSM-1
The Casio CSM-1 has not been made since ???. However it is still possible to get a real CSM-1 on places like eBay.
