The samples are named in accordance with the presets that use them. There are a few major problems (at least on the Cs2x), which can make building sounds from scratch more painful than necessary. Not super powerful, but still more synthesis options than most analog synths. You have one or two LFOs with have limited routing options and separate envelopes for filter, pitch and amplitude for each of the parts. You get 4 parallel parts, that each contain one sample based oscillator, a filter and an amplifier. Those synths can be fun, but there are some major annoyances. The Cs2x (which is rather similar) was my first hardware synth. I reiterate, I AM WILLING TO LEARN ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING, SO BRING ON THE INSIGHT! Do not hesitate to point out my ignorance or lack of knowledge on a subject (or others' for comedic purposes) - I just please ask that you subsequently educate whomever.for betterment of the world.
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I am currently attending a Sound Recording Technology program (no.not Full Sail haha), for hopes of a career somewhere amidst the ever-evolving cavalcade of music industry jobs - this is why I am hoping to learn as much as possible about whatever gear I can get my hands on.
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I am hoping to thoroughly make use of any gear that I own for compositions, "beats," some EDM-type music.really, I just want to know how to utilize the gear that I have to its fullest potential. Just as a little context (keep this in mind when responding to this thread), I am a complete noob to the synthesizer/midi/electronic keyboard scene and just happen to have some interesting gear at my disposal. In short: I hope this thread will serve as an ongoing resource for the many uses of the Yamaha CS1x and those who need/want to know about it. These are all things I wish to use in conjunction with the CSX1.
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I also own Pro Tools 11 and 12 and an Akai EiE Pro audio interface. These all have MIDI ins and would probably expand in usability once a MIDI controller is added (one possible use for the CS1x). Not only do I have this CSX1, but I also own the Korg Volca Keys, Bass, and Beats. but the protagonist is none other than the Yamaha CS1x rather than some massive gender-neutral, yet testosterone-filled alien/robot. The introduction to this thing reads like a Michael Bay script sodomized the. To begat a truly unique "control" synthesizer." Reconfigurations, hundreds of voices, MIDI, and much, much more. The best of digital-reliable pitch, plenty of memory, one-touch setting Interactivity, thick sound, and, of course, the knob-and unites it with "The CS1x takes the best of analog-simplicity of use, natural
As I understand, this thing was engineered by Yamaha at the initial crux of modern-age digital exploration, the dawn of desktop engineering, the realization that "well.we should probably make this **** a bit simpler." No more meticulous notes on exactly where each knob was turned, but, and I couldn't put it better than they did in the CS1x's manual: However, I have grown since then and now wish to delve deep into this extremely versatile control synth. I would like to know more about it.Īs a young kid I remember messing around with the MANY different pre-programmed voices and jammin' out to awful, pre-programmed drum loops, while I haphazardly mashed notes that probably sounded like Darude pinched one out into a blender. I happen to own a Yamaha CS1x Control Synthesizer (circa 1996).
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