Yamaha CS80

I know that nobody can compete with the immortal Tomita and it
certainly was not the intention here.

Having said that it was nevertheless tempting to do a CS80-only
version of Bergamasque 3.

I have set it up in the member music tracks folder and here:
http://soundcloud.com/slippery-soles

Cheers
Worsel

very nice....good job...

-----Original message-----
From: "slipperysoles" slipperysoles@...
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2009 06:53:34 -0700
To: yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [yamahacs80] Bergamasque 3

I know that nobody can compete with the immortal Tomita and it
certainly was not the intention here.

Having said that it was nevertheless tempting to do a CS80-only
version of Bergamasque 3.

I have set it up in the member music tracks folder and here:
http://soundcloud.com/slippery-soles

Cheers
Worsel





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Yes, very nice!
Some of the notes and melodic phrases aren't given their due, but there was an amazing child-like beauty and innocence that came through with the patches you used for the piece. There's one sound you used that, I could have sworn, was a human voice, do you have the settings for this that you could share with the group?

--- On Fri, 1/30/09, Laurie Curry <laurie@...> wrote:

From: Laurie Curry <laurie@...>
Subject: Re: [yamahacs80] Bergamasque 3
To: yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com, yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, January 30, 2009, 8:03 AM







very nice....good job...

-----Original message-----
From: "slipperysoles" slipperysoles@ yahoo.com
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2009 06:53:34 -0700
To: yamahacs80@yahoogro ups.com
Subject: [yamahacs80] Bergamasque 3

I know that nobody can compete with the immortal Tomita and it
certainly was not the intention here.

Having said that it was nevertheless tempting to do a CS80-only
version of Bergamasque 3.

I have set it up in the member music tracks folder and here:
http://soundcloud. com/slippery- soles

Cheers
Worsel

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To be more specific, it happens around 2'41"... Like a couple of people Ooo-ing.

--- On Fri, 1/30/09, Tommy Priakos <tpriakos@...> wrote:

From: Tommy Priakos <tpriakos@...>
Subject: Re: [yamahacs80] Bergamasque 3
To: yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, January 30, 2009, 10:06 AM






There's one sound you used that, I could have sworn, was a human voice, do you have the settings for this that you could share with the group?



 




 



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Yes... very, very nice. I always enjoy hearing synth'd up renderings of 
classical music, and this piece semms to fit the CS-80 so well. At first 
I thought you were playing it all in real time, but as we got into it,  
I realized there must be some multitracking going on. Nice choice of 
sounds. Beautiful recording, and after living with a badly calibrated 
unit myself for many years, it's delightful to hear how nice an 80 can 
sound when fully tuned and warmed-up and calibrated like it should. Bravo!

So, what's the story behind your other Soundcloud track, "Running Out Of 
Time". I could swear I detected a few CS-80 sounds in there too.

Thanks for sharing.

-Tim S.

Hey Tommy,

I am not sure I can replicate that voice patch (the joys of analogue,
LOL). I guess it was a bandpassed sawtooth with noise and Chorus fully
engaged. However it is based on the patch Fairlight voice that Max
Fazio has done as omissus for the 80V.

Cheers
Worsel

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Hey Tim, 

thanks for your comment, I am flattered. 

I am fairly new to the CS80, so this was also an exercise in getting
to know the machine better. Plus I had never ever done a one-synth-
only-recording =;-).

However, stable she is not, LOL. Recording with her is quite a
challenge, I always have to find the right moment. It seems she is in
tune when she is NOT warmed up properly.

"Running out of time" is from my band and I am afraid it has nothing
to do with the CS80 activities. The real analogue that you hear on the
recording is from a DSI Evolver.

Cheers
Worsel

--- In yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com, Tim Siefkes <timsks@...> wrote:
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> Yes... very, very nice. I always enjoy hearing synth'd up renderings of 
> classical music, and this piece semms to fit the CS-80 so well. At
first 
> I thought you were playing it all in real time, but as we got into it,  
> I realized there must be some multitracking going on. Nice choice of 
> sounds. Beautiful recording, and after living with a badly calibrated 
> unit myself for many years, it's delightful to hear how nice an 80 can 
> sound when fully tuned and warmed-up and calibrated like it should.
Bravo!
> 
> So, what's the story behind your other Soundcloud track, "Running
Out Of 

> Time". I could swear I detected a few CS-80 sounds in there too.
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> Thanks for sharing.
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