Yamaha CS80

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From: technoproducer303 technoproducer303@...
Date: Sat, 03 Jan 2009 13:54:20 -0700
To: yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [yamahacs80] CS80 motif

Hi Everyone,

Given the scarcity of CS80 demo recordings on the web I thought you 
all might enjoy this. This motif (or whatever you want to call it) is 
recorded in a single take with ONE dual-channel patch, late one 
night. The raw recording is running through Logic 8's "Spreader" 
plugin as an insert (to add some width), and there is an aux send to 
DelayDesigner (also a Logic plugin). The CS80 was recorded via an RME 
Fireface 800.

http://www.technopanda.com/CS80strident.mp3

Kinda long, definitely a few missed noteshere and there and no MIDI 
quantization, but I think this recording properly shows one of the 
many moods that the CS80 can create, with ample use of initial 
velocity and aftertouch modulation. Funny thing with this synth is it 
can sound totally uninspiring and then all of the sudden one falls in 
to a patch that is out of this world. Anyone else feel this way?

Every once in a while I will try to upload some more sounds as I 
discover them.

Cheers and Happy New Year,

Kent - not the UK Kent btw :-)

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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: technoproducer303 
  To: yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2009 9:54 PM
  Subject: [yamahacs80] CS80 motif


  Hi Everyone,

  Given the scarcity of CS80 demo recordings on the web I thought you 
  all might enjoy this. This motif (or whatever you want to call it) is 
  recorded in a single take with ONE dual-channel patch, late one 
  night. The raw recording is running through Logic 8's "Spreader" 
  plugin as an insert (to add some width), and there is an aux send to 
  DelayDesigner (also a Logic plugin). The CS80 was recorded via an RME 
  Fireface 800.

  http://www.technopanda.com/CS80strident.mp3

  Kinda long, definitely a few missed notes here and there and no MIDI 
  quantization, but I think this recording properly shows one of the 
  many moods that the CS80 can create, with ample use of initial 
  velocity and aftertouch modulation. Funny thing with this synth is it 
  can sound totally uninspiring and then all of the sudden one falls in 
  to a patch that is out of this world. Anyone else feel this way?

  Every once in a while I will try to upload some more sounds as I 
  discover them.

  Cheers and Happy New Year,

  Kent - not the UK Kent btw :-)

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