CS-80 4V /Loverboy

[mabutler45]

Is it possible to hold down a chord and, while in Glissando mode on Arturia’s CS-80 V4 VST, have the entire chord rise up in semitones (like the pitch effect in Loverboy’s Turn Me Loose)? Thank you in advance for all your important and help. Cheers.

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

Hold down a chord and move the ribbon or use pitchbend?

[Cuauhtli]

Not familiar with the song. But you can get the semitone glissando when changing from one chord to the next. However, the glissando seems to be monophonic (unless I did something wrong). I was unable to bend the current chord in semitone steps though, if that's what you're asking.

If it's not for a live performance, I'm sure you could shape the pitch envelopes in your DAW to get that effect.

[Examigan]

I listened to the first part of that song. It sounds like you can get that playing it live and recording it into your DAW. When they play the gliss, it sounds like it's only two notes, not a chord of three notes.

Unless, you meant you want it to play that for you automatically when you play any chord?

On a side note, I noticed they didn't spell "increasing" correctly in V3 of CS-80.

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[mabutler45]

Thank you for getting back to me. I’m just not sure how to get those two notes to glissando up together.

[Examigan]

Do you have to use the CS-80 V for this? I was able to imitate it in Icarus using an LFO with an upward stairstep shape set to the semi tuning of the oscs. It probably could be done in a similar way in other synth plugins.

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