Yamaha CS80

No, I am specifically referring to the pad behind the Holsdworth
solo. It sounds like it morphs between 2 voices on the CS with the
Mix slider.

Best,

Mark




--- In yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com, David Rogoff <david@t...> wrote:
>
> oasysfan2 wrote:
> > Good question, Mark, and I've wondered about this for years 
too.  
> > My guess is an outboard analog sequencer or sample and hold 
> > plugged into the CS-80 External Input modulating the VCF. 
> >
> > Listen also to the last chord of Nevermore.  This one also has 
> > me stumped.
> >   
> Are you talking about the sequencer-ish sound at the end?  It's 
also at 
> the beginning of 'By the Light of Day'.  I remember reading an old 
> Keyboard Magazine interview with Eddie where he said it was some 
kind of 
> sequencer/synth that I never heard of.  Anyone remember or have 
that issue?
> 
>  David
> > -bart
> >
> > --- In arturiacs-80v@yahoogroups.com, "obwanz" 
> > <markstallings@c...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi All,
> > > 
> > > Does anyone know perhaps how Eddie Jobson gets that 
> > sweeping, morphing
> > > effect CS80 effect behind Allan Holdsworth's amazing guitar 
> > solo on In
> > > The Dead Of Night? It almost sounds like it's being 
> > arppegiated, but
> > > he's definately going back and forth between the 2 voices on 
> > the CS.
> > > This has had me stumped for years. I almost think it could be 
a 
> > quirky
> > > resonant hipass filter thing.
> > > 
> > > Thanks in advance,
> > > 
> > > Mark
> > >
> >
>