Yamaha CS80

It's fun to try various processing efx. My reverb is a very modest 
Alesis QuadraVerb, which has some nice sounds, but is a little noisy on 
some of them. I can get away with it in live performance mixes, but 
would not be clean enough for serious studio usage. I had fun one time 
playing my old Fender Rhodes through our guitar player's Marshall amp. 
Even the tame Rhodes piano sounded just like E. VanHalen when played 
through a Marshall. Wierd.

-Tim S.
<Minneapolis>

Max Fazio wrote:

> OK, the 224 plays a role into the Vangelis sound, but I wish we all aren't
> limited by just trying to reproduce something already exhistent in the 
> real
> world...otherwise we will end up all being just copycats, better do deal
> with creativity!For example a friend of mine did a live gig with a CS60
> sometimes "played" through a Space-Echo...well, guys it is terrific how
> these two tools sound when they're together, the guy made some unearthly
> sounds which buried all the Vangelis and krautrockers out there...Also
> amazing is to use the CS with some external modulation efx, for 
> example and
> with a decent chorus you can have a MIX=0 CS80 out of a CS50 or 60, or 
> like
> Jobson did on the "Green" LP by using a phaser....go beyond!
> M