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Re: CS-60 Sustain issue


 

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Hi DT.

I think I know the effect you are talking about and it’s normal - if not what you’d want. ?The problem is that that there are 3 DACs that each output the voltages corresponding to the notes played. ?The main one is on the KAS board and each of the 8 voltages go through sample/hold circuits on the KAS and S/H boards. ?This is where the Sustain I/II logic comes in and freezes (or not) and note voltages. ? However, the KBC boards also have DACs which are used for the Keyboard Control Brilliance/Level High/Low. ? These don’t have the sample/hold circuits or “know” about the Sustain mode. So, you play a high note with a long sustain in Sustain I (or is it II - I forget) and then hit a low key. ?The high note is still sounding but its filter/volume could suddenly change if the Keyboard Control knobs aren’t at their center positions since the keyboard scanner will tell the DACs that all 8 notes are that low note.

Hope that makes some sense.

?David

On Aug 10, 2016, at 4:14 AM, sneakyflute@... [yamahacs80] <yamahacs80@...> wrote:

Hi,

I'm not certain that the sustain functions are working correctly on my CS-60. It seems as if the notes in Sustain I are being cut off when they are not supposed to be.

Here is one environment where I can hear something odd:

1) I close down the low pass filter and set a long release on the panel (2-3 seconds at least)

2) I then play a chord and then hit a short note on the lowest C (picked only because it will make the oddity more noticeable).?

3) I would expect that hitting this lowest C would NOT kill the chord as it is is releasing, since in Sustain I all releases are independent. BUT it DOES kill off the entire chord.

4) Next issue is that if I quickly hit a middle C key while listening to the final moments of the release from the low C (which killed off the other chord), this causes the first hit low C note to suddenly get louder AND the chord that was previously cut off returns (provided the release is still within its originally set time frame/trajectory), and it even sounds like its filter is opening again.

Is this weird behavior, or is this how Sustain I should work?

I should note that the ribbon is currently removed for repair, in case that somehow affects release times (not sure why it would though).

Thanks?DT


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