One voice is less *bright* ....!?!
2006-05-15 by Quazimodo
Hi guys, I m shortly going to renew my power supply caps, been meaning to do that for some time now.... And also do the tuning procedure. Many thanks for all
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2006-05-15 by Quazimodo
Hi guys, I m shortly going to renew my power supply caps, been meaning to do that for some time now.... And also do the tuning procedure. Many thanks for all
2006-05-14 by laurie
What I do like is the memory from the entire panel is stored in each oscillator bank and then arranged based on mix 1 parameters....this is where multi timbral
2006-05-14 by jiliora
Hi used to have one too (but my father still has one, so i can use it anytime ..) i was lucky enough to play both alternately to compare, and no doubt that it
2006-05-14 by laurie
I used to have one....It was the last analog synth (Digitally controlled)Yamaha made I believe.....It was an attempt for a prophet type memory system using
2006-05-14 by Wayne Griffin
I was wondering if there are any other CS-70M users in the group. I’ve heard little mention of the CS-70M here; I know they are somewhat obscure. I have one
2006-05-12 by The Old Crow
I suspect they are 0.1 microfarads. Crow /**/
2006-05-12 by system_700
Can anyone tell me what value the caps are on this board? http://launch.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/yamahacs80/photos/view/de61?b=3
2006-05-10 by jiliora
Hi there is way to use strings 1&2 i like i add the tremolo effect (max depth and low speed), put voice 1 on 8 and voice 2 on 16 , and remove few frequencies
2006-05-10 by maxferfranc
Hi all Please go to the files section of the group s site , look at the caps.jpg file and tell me: are the 6800uF capacitors placed well? Thx for any
2006-05-10 by yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the yamahacs80 group. File : /caps.jpg
2006-05-10 by Max Fazio
Err...yes (blushes) ;) M ... From: Tommy Priakos To: Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 8:55 PM Subject: Re:
2006-05-10 by sebastian_cordoves
Hi all: As stated before I m in the way of use a PAiA MIDI2CV8 to control via CV the 4 voices of my CS-50, because the KAS is dead. Actually I m controlling 1
2006-05-10 by Tommy Priakos
I think Max was really meaning 3 and 4 (?). Mert Topel wrote: How do you combine string 2 with string 4? ... From: Max Fazio To:
2006-05-10 by Mert Topel
How do you combine srting 2 with string 4? ... From: Max Fazio To: yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 12:18 AM Subject: Re: [yamahacs80]
2006-05-10 by Tommy Priakos
I use String 3 and then refer to the manual to replicate String 3 with one of the Memory buttons or Panel II, so I have virtually the same sound on both I and
2006-05-10 by Tim Siefkes
I don t generally use String 1 and String 2 together. I always end up with a diagonal pattern, String 1 w/String 4, or most often for me, String 3 w/String 2.
2006-05-09 by laurie
I like the sounds of these strings......They are not as brassy as the old elka rhapsody strings.....they work really well when detuned and with the chorus on
2006-05-09 by laurie
the switch engages the chorus amps(modulated delays) in a braked position(parked leslie effect)left and right outputs are mono out of phase with each other...
2006-05-09 by Max Fazio
What I know: to switch the on button does arm the circuitry of the chorus, id est it applies a fixed 6ms delay and a phasing effect courtesy of a loop
2006-05-09 by Max Fazio
Very often is the combination strings2-strings4 to be used, sometimes strings2 is tuned1octave upper ;) M ... From: Mert Topel To:
2006-05-09 by Mert Topel
The on/off switch by the chorus and tremolo rocker switches applies a certain kind of effect even when the dedicated tremolo and chorus switches are turned
2006-05-09 by Mert Topel
My CS-80 ownership just dates back to one month only. Although I am immensely impressed by the CS-80 s musicality, there is one point that still remains quite
2006-05-08 by blchrr@homecall.co.uk
Hi Laurie, OK, no problem, ill mail you back next monday. Appologies to the rest of this list that last email was supposed to be sent direct not to the list.
2006-05-08 by laurie
I will know exactly where I stand financially on Monday the 15th.....I d love to say yes right now, but I want to be sure I have all expences
2006-05-08 by blchrr@homecall.co.uk
Hi laurie, Just thought id email you, i still have 2x CS80 voice cards for sale, you asked me to contact you in a few weeks when you had a chance to raise some
2006-05-05 by laurie
maybe harmfull with a screwdriver...but .I have never had a problem touching the back of the 2 foot pot with my finger.....my body acts as a resistor in
2006-05-05 by Max Fazio
Hi guys Anyone can address me on the capacitors types and codes to replace : 1. the white caps into the PSU 2. the caps on the -6.5/+8.5V , agin on PSU. Can
2006-05-05 by Wavecomputer360
I´ve been told that touching the pcbs would probably the most lethal thing to do; any CMOS components might get fried by static electricity, even if you´re
2006-05-05 by David Rogoff
Laurie, What you wrote is what the service manual says. However, as the original question said, there s an opinion, specifically on Crow s www.cs80.com
2006-05-05 by laurie
touch the back side of the boards with your finger in behind the 2 foot (blue)trimpot....you will hear a fluctuation in pitch for the card on the key you
2006-05-04 by David Rogoff
... Piece of cake! First, use a non-conductive screwdriver/adjustment tool. They re very cheap. Also, a wrist ground-strap is a good idea and also very
2006-05-04 by Quazimodo
Hi folks, OK I m gonna tune her again, it s about time.... I did it a few years ago and at the time I did the touching-the screwdriver thing to hear which
2006-05-03 by blchrr@homecall.co.uk
Hi, Thats me. It was actually a CS60 power supply dont know if it would work in a Cs80, but its sold now anyway, thanks! All parts appear to be sold, all i
2006-05-03 by Max Fazio
Thx so much guys, you helped me with a not so easy problem! Again, thanks a lot! BTW: is there anywhere where I can find the data sheet for the iG00150 chip?
2006-05-03 by The Old Crow
Hi Max, The only data I have on the IG00150 is a description of how it is similar to the VCO-III (IG00153) and how it has an internal expo converter and sine
2006-05-02 by laurie
there is a guy on this list who is selling parts from a cs80 on Ebay....last time I looked the psu was still for sale..... ... Music sampler
2006-05-02 by Max Fazio
Hi all I need urgent informations. I need to know what components should I need to replace the big 5600uF/40V capacitors and the white capacitors on the PSU
2006-05-02 by oasysfan2
Here s a short UK excerpt of CS-80 strings that I think sound great. Listen to the independence of the lines, made possible by the CS-80 s poly aftertouch:
2006-05-02 by erikfromhere
Well, about the strings: You can make good strings, but you have to use 2 channels with PWM and slight detune. On a OB or Prophet, you will always use 2 vco s
2006-05-02 by laurie
mooo.oo..ouch...dat hurts.....whattid I dooto you??? Milk me...eat my young....I deserve some respect here moooo..... ... Music sampler Unit
2006-05-01 by The Old Crow
The VCAs you can make from a 13600/13700 in pairs. They re just OTAs with an expo pair attached and no I/V converter. In fact, the expo pair is not needed
2006-05-01 by Tommy Priakos
Amazing, this just illustrates a creation is never finished. Can t wait to hear the sonic examples. Tommy kent spong wrote: It is
2006-05-01 by kent spong
It is based on the PH-3 Rob. As you say it does have four phase stages, but I found 4, 8, and 12 to be enough. In fact any Boss pedal can be fitted, and as
2006-05-01 by kent spong
I will record one for you tomorrow. It s a shame that it was not ready when I did the KSR demo for RLmusic s site.
2006-05-01 by blchrr@homecall.co.uk
Kent, Out of interest what model Boss pedal did you use for the phaser in your CS80 mods, was it a PH-3? You mentioned it had three modes, the PH-2 had two
2006-05-01 by Tommy Priakos
Udderly Diabolical! Do you have a wav file of that? (not the pelvis shattering, but of the glide?) kent spong wrote: ... Yahoo!
2006-05-01 by kent spong
Hi again, I do retolex the 80 s myself but without removing the insides, thank god :) You are right about the string sounds on the 80 though. This is why
2006-05-01 by erikfromhere
Hi Kent, thanks for the explenation. 64 vca-ic s, that s a lot of rare ic s. I thought you would generate the extra lfo s digitally ;-) Personally, I don t
2006-05-01 by erikfromhere
Hi Kent, thanks for the explenation. 64 vca-ic s, that s a lot of rare ic s. I thought you would generate the extra lfo s digitally ;-) Personally, I don t
2006-05-01 by kent spong
Hi Erik, Yes that s right. The 16 IG00150 VCO s are for the VCO, VCF and VCA of the LFO section and are also controlled by the after touch too. The only down