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Thanks Joachim. I have managed to make the adjustments on the KAS a little better (still few cents out tough..) Now I have finished the complete tuning procedure and it seems to be pretty neat. I

step 1 - ok 4,00V This is the expected voltage for C6. step 2 - 125,7mV instead 125,0mV potentiometer to the max This means that when you play C1, the pitch will be too high (roughly by 10

Thank you Joachim for the complete and patient answer! You?re always there for us. I am aware of all the steps but I never did the 7 (transposition gate zeroing). It seems that all my M boards are

Hi, 1. What does really the transposition gate zeroing do? It does precisely what its name says: it insures the voltage used to determine the frequency of the VCO is zero, or reasonably close to

Very nice. And what model & brand is that three band Resonator module ? Phil yamahacs80@...> wrote:

So I am chasing the dragon yet again... What I am after is this steady ultraslow sweep between the channels and some of them are banging to quickly. I have never adjusted transposition gate zeroing

thanks... I should fix my channel 1 / M1 voice card one of these days.... sigh ---- On Sat, 04 Feb 2017 16:29:31 -0600 noddyspuncture@... [yamahacs80] <yamahacs80@...> wrote

Hi folks, Here is one I made today. I put my CS80's string presets through a 3 band resonator. Hope you like...:) Cheers, Tom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xODWI13NzDY

Here is my latest...:) Cheerz, Tom The NICE's 'Country Pie'... played on Yamaha CS80... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAmpmCzIu58 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAmpmCzIu58 The

Whoa! That is incredible background info. So if we've never replaced those caps, would our CS-80s have these minerals of conflict? If so, it would be my only keyboard that has a scandalous reputation,

Speaking of replacing caps. For years, I’ve replaced tantalums whenever working on old gear because of their problems like exploding. There’s one-per-note on the TSB boards. I just read in

Hi Tom, Thanks for pointing these issues. You're right concerning the 100uF capacitors. There are 4 decoupling capacitors; two between ground and +15V, and two between ground and -15V. I changed the

Hi folks, Currently I am looking at the 'M' boards in one of my CS80's with view to recapping and I had a look at the circuit diagram to cross ref against what I see on the board. On the board

known as "Canon of the three Stars"), in one of the renditions of the Villa-Lobos pieces (some brass patch). Thanks for the heads-up, nice to see some of Tomita's gear (although I'd rather see him use

The CS80 was also used on the 1984 "Dawn Chorus" album (also known as "Canon of the three Stars"), in one of the renditions of the Villa-Lobos pieces (some brass patch). Thanks for the heads-up,

I cant believe the CS80 is being supported by the stand it is on...... ---- On Tue, 08 Nov 2016 09:03:53 -0600 zaum zaum@... [yamahacs80] &lt;yamahacs80@...> wrote ----

There was an exhibition called Synth Fest 16 in Tokyo last weekend. A major highlight was a selection of Tomita's gear. Tomita's long time associate Hideki Matsutake (Logic System) was either willed

Hi Florian, for the CS50 track I only used the Roland 330 combo (SRV/SDE/SDX) so I guess the little bit of chorus you're hearing is the Dimension D simulation the SDX-330 produces.

Nice! Love the gongs track.

Hi Stephen, Fine tracks! Thanks for sharing. Wich effects did you use on the CS-50 track? Is there a chorus on it or is it "only" the reverb? Florian Am 26.10.2016 um 09:24 schrieb 'Stephen