In 1980 Casio released the Casiotone 201, its first electronic keyboard. As a compact and attractively priced unit that could play sounds from various instruments, this new product drew acclaim from music lovers around the world. Casio subsequently developed numerous features that were only possible using digital instrument technology, including one-touch auto-accompaniment, memory capacity to record and playback songs, auto-play, a melody guide function that guides users through a song by lighting up the keys, and sampling technology for recording any sound for use as a sound source. Casio also broadened into other instruments for people who enjoy creating music, releasing digital drum kits, digital guitars and digital wind instruments. In addition to electronic keyboards, in recent years Casio has been stepping up efforts to expand the popularity of digital pianos.
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Release
Model
Feature
First electronic keyboard
Electronic keyboard with one-touch auto-accompaniment
Electronic keyboard equipped with memory capacity and an auto-play function
Electronic keyboard featuring a melody-guide function
Mini keyboard with ROM pack
First synthesizer with Phase-Distortion synthesis technology
Digital drum kit for playing sounds via MIDI
16-bit sampling synthesizer
Digital guitar featuring various tones
Easy-to-play digital wind instrument
Casio's first keyboard with a sampled sound source
Digital piano that sounds and plays like a real piano
First CELVIANO digital piano with AP sound source
Keyboard with the feel of a DJ setup
Mini keyboard with light-up keys
Electronic keyboard with standard-size light-up keys
Electronic keyboard featuring Zygotech Polynomial Interpolation (ZPI) sound source with drawbar function
Stylish, slim compact digital piano
First Privia stylish digital piano
Electronic keyboard with AHL sound source
Digital piano with Linear Morphing AIF Sound Source
