yes, it does, although you would think if that was the intent, they would have
done the m-boards with harnesses, instead of hard wired.
what i havent taken the time to figure out(and why i really want one to put in one of those
LED voice indicator circuits) is how the rotation works AFTER voice 8 has been
"tagged in".
(ps-where would those LED's tap into? is it hard, or just LED's on breadboard? david, you did this right?)
--- On Tue, 2/17/09, colinfraser_com <colin@...> wrote:
From: colinfraser_com <colin@...>
Subject: [yamahacs80] Voice allocation ?
To: yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, February 17, 2009, 6:45 PM
Greetings CS experts,
Just joined this group since I'm working on a little project and
thought someone might know the answer to a question that's been
bugging me.
As I understand it, the voice allocation on the CS80 only cycles
round 7 of the 8 voices, unless more than one note is played, in
which case the eighth voice joins in.
Is this correct ?
This is how the assignment works on the GX1, which is my real area
of interest, but I figured there were more people around with CS80s
who might have figured this out (if it is also true on the 80).
The only explanation I can think of as far as the GX goes is that
the presence of a 7/8 voice switch to limit the KAS to using 7
voices instead of 8 meant it was too complex to implement the voice
allocation IC otherwise. Presumably the 7/8 voice switch is there to
work round a dead M-board.
Does the CS80 also have a 7/8 switch ?
Cheers,
Colin f
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