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| Product | CS-80R |
| Developer | Rick Jelliffe |
| Primary Type | Synth (Analogue / Subtractive) |
| Price (MSRP) | $29.95 |
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CS-80R is designed to emulate the "juiciness, funkiness and felinity" of the Yamaha CS- series of polyphonic analog synths. The CS-80R is not intended to be an exhaustive virtual reconstruction of the CS-80 - it is just as much influenced by the rougher sounds of the CS-60 and GX-1, and has a different panel design.
Features:
- Two lines per voice, each with osc, high and low filter, PWM, pan mixable sine, and modulation oscillator.
- Two extended envelope generators shared by both lines.
- Sub-oscillator.
- Ring modulator.
- Velocity, aftertouch, foot pedal control.
- Different voicing and sustain modes.
- Four different filter models.
- Keyboard control.
- Portamento.
- Velocity sensitive note bend.
- Several CPU-reduction strategies.
- MIDI automation.
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| CS-80R updated to v1.3 | 1st June 2005 |
| Rick Jelliffe releases CS-80R | 30th April 2005 |
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| Product: | CS-80R |
| Developer: | Rick Jelliffe |
| Type: | Synth (Analogue / Subtractive) |
| Price: | $29.95 |
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CS-80R is designed to emulate the "juiciness, funkiness and felinity" of the Yamaha CS- series of polyphonic analog synths. The CS-80R is not intended to be an exhaustive virtual reconstruction of the CS-80 - it is just as much influenced by the rougher sounds of the CS-60 and GX-1, and has a different panel design. Features: Two lines per voice, each with osc, high and low filter, PWM, pan mixable sine, and modulation oscillator. Two extended envelope generators shared by both lines. Sub-oscillator. Ring modulator. Velocity, aftertouch, foot pedal control. Different voicing and sus... [more]
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| Developer: | Rick Jelliffe |
| Type: | Synth (Additive) |
| Price: | $29.95 |
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| Developer: | Rick Jelliffe |
| Type: | Synth (Analogue / Subtractive) |
| Price: | $29.95 |
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