@LouisvilleTorn8o - Well Vangelis is said to own at least 8 - so he could use 2 at the same time and have extras for when they needed repairs or to go on the road - which he did - but only occasional special concerts. Also it's a myth that all need tuning all the time. I've played units that never needed a tuning after they warm up a while. They had been stored and moved too. My theory is some have a problem always need tuning and it frustrates the owners and they mention it all the time
The best modern version of a CS-80 would be a VAX77 controller which has polyaftertouch (google it!) with Omnisphere and Zebra2 softsynths. The Arturia CS-80V is a complete joke
you guy's talking about aftertouch is well worth my having a you-tube account. If anyone wants to ever get free synth tips send me a note. If you have tips please return the favor ;)
@TheModCon Yeah my first synth was a CS10. I felt like Rick Wakeman when i got it - although it just was not a minimoog. I then got a CS30L and then a CS60.
Don't forget to note the vocal ensemble sound made by the roland vp330 vocoder plus synth on his right hand , not in the video because too much on the left side !!! vp330 the ultimate best synth in the world with the cs80 and the linn 9000 that make the percussions sounds in live .
Have they ever topped the CS-80? I mean how cool is shaking the keyboard to get vibrato. I've heard to that in winter the beastly keyboard would heat up your house with its ambient temperature.
@Shaitan00 NO NO NO its not. Aftertouch is entirely different, after touch is caused by a pressure sensor not a vibrational sensor. If the CS-80 is actually affected by tremolo from the players hands it is not aftertouch. However if vangelis is "shaking" his hands for looks, then it is aftertouch. :)
@marcusunlimited Sorry but it is aftertouch. To get that varying downward pressure you push down and move your finger from side to side. This has the effect of varying the actual pressure you are exerting on the key. Most people just do not have the dexterity to be able to vary the pressure in an up/down motion. Hope that helps. Wish I had a CS80 but unfortunately am not independently wealthy. Find a KB with AT and try it. It's damn hard to do other than the way Vangelis is doing it.
@marcusunlimited Yeah, it was a beast. And while I think side-to-side vibrato was featured on the Yamaha GX-1 and the Electone organs that came after it, it's more he just used aftertouch (pressing down on the keys harder after the first strike) to get it, and the side-to-side motion is reflexive.
@marcusunlimited There are Yamaha organs and some other vintage keys that have side to side keybed movement for vibrato. The CS-80 is just extremely pressure sensitive on an individual key basis. I'm sure his technique makes it easier to get a better easier change in pressure than a more obvious more and less pressure with a single finger technique.
Yeah, but nobody is gonna get cs-80 or anything like what Vangelis had. He is the master wish Yamaha would take the lead of Prophets and moog and do rerelease a quality retrosounding CS-80.
Ένα από τα καλύτερα κομμάτια από Vanglis, μεγάλη μουσική! Σας παρακαλούμε να μας στείλετε κάποια πιο σπάνια βίντεο αυτού του είδους, V είναι πλοίαρχος όλων των ηλεκτρονική μουσική! Έτσι σκατά σας!
Watching 70s and 80s vids is like peering into the future, ironically enough. It's amazing how the technology, quality, and capability of a lot of synths decades ago is superior to a lot of stuff today. I mean, I realize one can get great stuff if a fortune is spent but why the heck aren't keyboards getting bigger, better, AND cheaper (like computers)?
Vangelis was drawn to the CS80 primarily for its expressive capabilities. You'll never see him just select a patch and play a song with it, as 90% of modern keyboardists do - he's always tweaking controls with the other hand in realtime, and making that part of the performance. He really PLAYS it, putting feeling and expression into music much as a violinist would.
@UncleFeedle its not so much modern keyboardists fault, as manufacturers. They don't make instruments for musicians any more, they make them for bedroom producers. Hence, no aftertouch, no weighted keys, no pedals, no ribbon controllers, no express-ability .. bedroom producers don't ask for any of that, and manufacturers are happy to ignore keyboardists in favor of a bigger and less demanding market.
the Sampler keyboard in the front is probably the emulator 2 from EMU use by new order and depeche mode and other electronic artist but it's not the first Sampler of the world the first digital sampler is the Fairlight used by Peter Gabriel and also Queen and JM Jarre, there another Sampler using for the Movie Akira and the music of Franck Zappa is the Synclavier. those CS-80 from Yamaha is just awesome we cannot simulate this on software it's not good enough for the lfo, attack and decay stuff.
that's so typical!. Either it's by language or by genious (i guess it's the 2) that he describes everything in an abstract way, not really willing or able to comunicate it but iniside there's all these exact knowledge going on about how to create synthesis
The CS-80 is a monster synth and Vangelis certainly mastered it. Eddie Jobson is another one that mastered the beast. U.K.'s first album is filled with unbelievable tones from the CS-80.
Nice insight as to how you do things Vangelis...there's a guy who's in love with what he does. Got a coupla albums of yours and they are a real event. Thank you
The low note he hits @ 0:31 is identical to one he hits in the main theme at the beginning of bladerunner. Then at 0:42 he actually plays the very beginning of the same bladerunner theme!!!! holy crap- one of the best soundtracks ever... never thought i'd actually get to see him do that. Thanks!
I believe you here. What most people don't realise is it's not just the synth engine, it's also the interface that matters; speaking of which, I'm not into the arturia version for one particular reason: because of the tiny knobs. They should ditch the "vintage" interface for something more usable, and give more value to an otherwise decent sound engine.
Well, the knob/slider sise on the CS80V shouldnt have an effect on the interface.
The Reason I say this is, a mouse is not an acceptable interface for controlling a synth while you play...It demands alot of time compared to fixed sliders and hardware controls(even Touch screens allow only one knob at a time to move)
What you should check is click "ctrl" on your qwerty kbd and this allows you to attach real knobs,controls and sliders to most of the available synth parameters on Arturias synth.
@analoghell But what if he doesn't want a 100kg monster which constantly detunes? I mean it's convient to say the plugin sucks but it's so practical. It does lose all the charm and depth of the real thing but realistically I will never own or play one.
@foljs if you can create the blade runner blues horn on the arturia version, please let me know how. Particularly, the attack portion. The sustain it can get close to, but ive given up trying to get the attack, i dont think the synth can do it.
@goldengab You don't get the keyboard with a plugin, playing on any other controller will not sound the same unfortunately. The real thing still rocks.
@goldengab the plug in cant even replicate the classic cs80 horn sound faithfully. It gets *close* but no better than many other synths. I use the plug in a lot, it has character, but that thing cannot do a real cs80.
I played with a CS60 once, the single OSC version of CS80. I must say I wasnt that impressed. I'm not so sure if the CS80 is so great, or if it is the man behind it.
he used the emulator for the first time in soil festivities 1.984 i guess this interview is from 1.977 the yamaha cs 80 was developed first time in SPIRAL album 1.977.
he used for the first time in the album SPIRAL 1977, then in BEAUBORG CHINA SEE YOU LATER CHARIOTS, and beautifully in BLADE RUNNER i don'nt know how it works but sounds like angels....
Side-to-side sensitivity - now that would be an innovation! Nope, it's classical piano technique: the 'follow-through,' as taught by piano teachers the world over.
At last, I've seen Vangelis performing on the unsurpassed Yamaha CS80. I was overjoyed last year to find websites featuring photo's of Vangelis and his synths at Nemo Studios, but to watch this is fantastic!! Thanks!!
No synths had built-in effects back in the day of the CS-80. The reverb you're hearing is external, probably Lexicon. Most onboard effects in synths are not very good, even today, compared to top outboard devices.
Mentalist. Comparing a dx to cs is like comparing a Prius to a veyron using mpg as your reasoning.
johnyboytown 6 days ago
Save yourself the headache and get a YAMAHA DX7 MARK 2. It will blow a cs80 away without the weight, unreliability and criminal expense.
fender1000100 1 month ago
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Lol! A CS-80 on eBay Buy It Now... but £14,000!? Get real!!!
IAmAlex91 4 months ago
Lol! A CS-80 on eBay Buy It Now... but £14,000!? Get real!!!
IAmAlex91 4 months ago
what are the keyboards on the right?
intermediate007 4 months ago
there's one on gumtree thats why i checked this.... which i found via rackjam.co.uk, £6500 nuggs
lfatx 5 months ago
0:30 - You fuckin` have a lot of different families of sound :D
HARClX 5 months ago 2
One of the most underrated musicians on the planet earth...
I want a CS80!!
grimlund 6 months ago
nice music!!
kratjes2 6 months ago
My question is, how did Vangelis, Toto, Loverboy, ELO, and other CS80 users keep it in tune like they did? Did they take it out on the road?
LouisvilleTorn8o 6 months ago
@LouisvilleTorn8o - Well Vangelis is said to own at least 8 - so he could use 2 at the same time and have extras for when they needed repairs or to go on the road - which he did - but only occasional special concerts. Also it's a myth that all need tuning all the time. I've played units that never needed a tuning after they warm up a while. They had been stored and moved too. My theory is some have a problem always need tuning and it frustrates the owners and they mention it all the time
videoedbynick 2 months ago
Impresive hability !!.
chestertonnable 7 months ago
Fucking AWESOME!!!
loveunderlaw 8 months ago
Genius!
megalos84 8 months ago
what do you guys think of the ME80 vst, certainly better value for money than arturia in my opinion.
dentistguba 9 months ago
The best modern version of a CS-80 would be a VAX77 controller which has polyaftertouch (google it!) with Omnisphere and Zebra2 softsynths. The Arturia CS-80V is a complete joke
marzzz1 11 months ago
BEST SYNTH EVER BEST COMPOSER!!!!
korgm3radias 11 months ago
I think the controllers make the CS 80 very! special. You can't perform like that with normal sliders or knobs.
grauoliv 11 months ago
you guy's talking about aftertouch is well worth my having a you-tube account. If anyone wants to ever get free synth tips send me a note. If you have tips please return the favor ;)
SahlStrickland 11 months ago
amazing
el9ctronic 1 year ago
10, 000 fucking dollars for this amazing synth!!!
Thismeaningtoitall 1 year ago
holy bejesus!!
whisperingvenus 1 year ago
quiero uno de esos!!!!
plistefano 1 year ago
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this is cs 60
coastaladvent 1 year ago
this is a cs 60
coastaladvent 1 year ago
in this video Vangelis has certainly a special midi kit (midi out)...not like the midi in kit that kenton sell .
Kenton did a kit with CRAPTED explains , very expensive and really not usefull because there is no aftertouch .....a cs80 with no aftertouch !!!
let me laught ..
so Vangelis with a cs AND other synths in same time to get that sound but with the same keyboard .
catchreboot 1 year ago
Damn!!!! I like his keyboard and the sound on it,If I found lie his keyboard I'll buy It right know,Vangelis Is my type of electronic music.
darkoon2008 1 year ago
i always tought that BEAUBORG was a disc of HOW TO DEVELOPE THE YAMAHA CS 80
drchepa 1 year ago
What a Godly device
arjunkaul 1 year ago
Beautyful sounding instrument, very expressive.
VenjaMusic 1 year ago
legendär!
sephardimm 1 year ago
sounds amazing for that time...
djomercohen 1 year ago
Not only for THAT time!!!!
8bitDynastie 1 year ago
Awesome! I still laugh when I think how similar he sounds to Steve Coogan when he is Tony Ferrino.
Love his dark key changes and this guy has always been great at film scores.
MrAirRobot 1 year ago
Polyphonic aftertouch.. nice !! Wish I was loaded so I could lay my hands on a CS80.
oxygene65 2 years ago
@oxygene65 Me too, I had to settle with a CS10, great, but a CS80 is really on a complete different level.
TheModCon 1 year ago
@TheModCon Yeah my first synth was a CS10. I felt like Rick Wakeman when i got it - although it just was not a minimoog. I then got a CS30L and then a CS60.
Now i really WAS Rick Wakeman lol
michael72401 1 year ago
..just him hitting that first note i get chills
def0rm0 2 years ago 3
No words. THE Master.
netwalker72 2 years ago 6
Don't forget to note the vocal ensemble sound made by the roland vp330 vocoder plus synth on his right hand , not in the video because too much on the left side !!! vp330 the ultimate best synth in the world with the cs80 and the linn 9000 that make the percussions sounds in live .
djmike303 2 years ago 2
Gotta love Vangelis...
Epic Win.
ISDP1337 2 years ago
His a Amazing.... even if his playing around his already producing a nice riff there :D
8462995 2 years ago 2
Nice video of the master in action! I just spent a day with one of these synths in the studio and its absolutely stunning.
raffjones 2 years ago
Have they ever topped the CS-80? I mean how cool is shaking the keyboard to get vibrato. I've heard to that in winter the beastly keyboard would heat up your house with its ambient temperature.
marcusunlimited 2 years ago 17
Install a fan and all corners of the room become warm... with beautiful music.
gavincurtis 2 years ago
That shaking of the keyboard is called aftertouch.
Shaitan00 2 years ago
@Shaitan00 NO NO NO its not. Aftertouch is entirely different, after touch is caused by a pressure sensor not a vibrational sensor. If the CS-80 is actually affected by tremolo from the players hands it is not aftertouch. However if vangelis is "shaking" his hands for looks, then it is aftertouch. :)
marcusunlimited 1 year ago
@marcusunlimited Sorry but it is aftertouch. To get that varying downward pressure you push down and move your finger from side to side. This has the effect of varying the actual pressure you are exerting on the key. Most people just do not have the dexterity to be able to vary the pressure in an up/down motion. Hope that helps. Wish I had a CS80 but unfortunately am not independently wealthy. Find a KB with AT and try it. It's damn hard to do other than the way Vangelis is doing it.
Booger6995 1 year ago
@marcusunlimited It's called aftertouch.
sabamacx 1 year ago
@marcusunlimited Yeah, it was a beast. And while I think side-to-side vibrato was featured on the Yamaha GX-1 and the Electone organs that came after it, it's more he just used aftertouch (pressing down on the keys harder after the first strike) to get it, and the side-to-side motion is reflexive.
eddievhfan1984 7 months ago
@marcusunlimited better yet, the CS80 would be devilishly out of tune during summer :)
DJGahann 7 months ago
@marcusunlimited There are Yamaha organs and some other vintage keys that have side to side keybed movement for vibrato. The CS-80 is just extremely pressure sensitive on an individual key basis. I'm sure his technique makes it easier to get a better easier change in pressure than a more obvious more and less pressure with a single finger technique.
videoedbynick 2 months ago
brookyyyn ZUH!
wat.
urizen1 2 years ago
wow cool! now i know how he created the score to Blade Runner and his other works
shaunmuffinman 2 years ago 2
haha, he really just told a load of bullcrap xD. awsome player, nobody will ever be as innovative as him
HammondB200 2 years ago
Yeah, but with a plugin you can't change values moving sliders and knobs as he does, nothing's gonna beat the real thing...long live HARDWARE!
And Vangelis is a real MASTER-MONSTER!!! :-))
lbquota 2 years ago 10
of course you can, midi controllers are getting better
memosandro 2 years ago
Yeah, but nobody is gonna get cs-80 or anything like what Vangelis had. He is the master wish Yamaha would take the lead of Prophets and moog and do rerelease a quality retrosounding CS-80.
butheadVSbevus 2 years ago
Pnau's doing work with a CS-80. They're pretty good.
culokristof 2 years ago
nooo
Emyrsaurus 2 years ago
@lbquota I OWN THE PLUGIN and it sucks!!! it does not come even close.
odinmp5 1 month ago
Ένα από τα καλύτερα κομμάτια από Vanglis, μεγάλη μουσική! Σας παρακαλούμε να μας στείλετε κάποια πιο σπάνια βίντεο αυτού του είδους, V είναι πλοίαρχος όλων των ηλεκτρονική μουσική! Έτσι σκατά σας!
junkification 2 years ago
There was one on sale used in London recently for £3700. CS80s have to be one of the classiest - and heaviest - synths ever made!
flicker66 2 years ago 2
This is why he poops on JMJ.
Vangelis and Tangerine Dream are the best.
Apathesis0 2 years ago
Wow. Vangelis has huge hands.
metabog 2 years ago
Watching 70s and 80s vids is like peering into the future, ironically enough. It's amazing how the technology, quality, and capability of a lot of synths decades ago is superior to a lot of stuff today. I mean, I realize one can get great stuff if a fortune is spent but why the heck aren't keyboards getting bigger, better, AND cheaper (like computers)?
ADVIZR 3 years ago 3
WOW...Vangelis is freaking cool.. And yes A CS80 going for 15k pounds...that's unreal.. 15k pounds = about 30k USD
scott93257 3 years ago
It is good to transform sound in real time, but not that good to combine many different synth sounds in one song - seldom Vangelis` flaw.
vokshumana 3 years ago
Vangelis was drawn to the CS80 primarily for its expressive capabilities. You'll never see him just select a patch and play a song with it, as 90% of modern keyboardists do - he's always tweaking controls with the other hand in realtime, and making that part of the performance. He really PLAYS it, putting feeling and expression into music much as a violinist would.
UncleFeedle 3 years ago 40
indeed a true synthesist. I love the analog synths.. tweaking a sound in realtime while playing is totally a wonderful thing.. :)
scott93257 3 years ago 5
@UncleFeedle its not so much modern keyboardists fault, as manufacturers. They don't make instruments for musicians any more, they make them for bedroom producers. Hence, no aftertouch, no weighted keys, no pedals, no ribbon controllers, no express-ability .. bedroom producers don't ask for any of that, and manufacturers are happy to ignore keyboardists in favor of a bigger and less demanding market.
urizen1 11 months ago
oh yes yES!
gomesbascoy 3 years ago
the Sampler keyboard in the front is probably the emulator 2 from EMU use by new order and depeche mode and other electronic artist but it's not the first Sampler of the world the first digital sampler is the Fairlight used by Peter Gabriel and also Queen and JM Jarre, there another Sampler using for the Movie Akira and the music of Franck Zappa is the Synclavier. those CS-80 from Yamaha is just awesome we cannot simulate this on software it's not good enough for the lfo, attack and decay stuff.
Meteotrance 3 years ago
amazing
lehautacam 3 years ago
that's so typical!. Either it's by language or by genious (i guess it's the 2) that he describes everything in an abstract way, not really willing or able to comunicate it but iniside there's all these exact knowledge going on about how to create synthesis
CosmicD 3 years ago
cs80's now go for 15k pounds fully restored. Unreal isnt it?
armalyte 3 years ago
so many people have bought these things recently its ridiculous... guess the difference is he knows how to use it..
1O74 3 years ago
I love that sound at 0:53
The man's a Genius.
o76o 3 years ago 4
The CS-80 is a monster synth and Vangelis certainly mastered it. Eddie Jobson is another one that mastered the beast. U.K.'s first album is filled with unbelievable tones from the CS-80.
hmkim2112 3 years ago 2
Nice insight as to how you do things Vangelis...there's a guy who's in love with what he does. Got a coupla albums of yours and they are a real event. Thank you
Rikk303 3 years ago
00:53-00:55 I gotta figure out how to get that sound!!!
ktownwreck 3 years ago
Because this man know how to make speak this machines. It´s a natural born genius.
netwalker72 3 years ago
VP-330 choir sound.
Gazdatronik 3 years ago
Roland VP330 Vocoder Plus
retrosound72 3 years ago
Vangelis is the man, buddies !!!!!!
joncosm 3 years ago
Look at him tinker! Wold love to have a beer with the guy and hit his studio.
musicalminded 3 years ago 3
The low note he hits @ 0:31 is identical to one he hits in the main theme at the beginning of bladerunner. Then at 0:42 he actually plays the very beginning of the same bladerunner theme!!!! holy crap- one of the best soundtracks ever... never thought i'd actually get to see him do that. Thanks!
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I have it! Of course on my Mac! And it sounds amazing!
goldengab 3 years ago
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Not compared to the real thing it doesn't. The plug sucks.
analoghell 3 years ago 15
I'm sorry goldengab but analog hell is totally right.
RediForKing 3 years ago
The plugin is quite close if you use a controller with polyaftertouch...
I have both ...side by side...
The CS80V is hauntingly close....if you cut past all the extra delay crap...
slammah2012 3 years ago
I like the individual voice detuning cs80v, not too many other virtual synths have such feature.
polysmart 3 years ago
I believe you here. What most people don't realise is it's not just the synth engine, it's also the interface that matters; speaking of which, I'm not into the arturia version for one particular reason: because of the tiny knobs. They should ditch the "vintage" interface for something more usable, and give more value to an otherwise decent sound engine.
neolojism 2 years ago
Well, the knob/slider sise on the CS80V shouldnt have an effect on the interface.
The Reason I say this is, a mouse is not an acceptable interface for controlling a synth while you play...It demands alot of time compared to fixed sliders and hardware controls(even Touch screens allow only one knob at a time to move)
What you should check is click "ctrl" on your qwerty kbd and this allows you to attach real knobs,controls and sliders to most of the available synth parameters on Arturias synth.
slammah2012 2 years ago 3
@analoghell But what if he doesn't want a 100kg monster which constantly detunes? I mean it's convient to say the plugin sucks but it's so practical. It does lose all the charm and depth of the real thing but realistically I will never own or play one.
MrCoolManTim 1 year ago
@analoghell Reaaaaly? Because I'm certain you couldn't discern between them in a blind A/B test.
foljs 1 year ago
@foljs if you can create the blade runner blues horn on the arturia version, please let me know how. Particularly, the attack portion. The sustain it can get close to, but ive given up trying to get the attack, i dont think the synth can do it.
urizen1 11 months ago
@goldengab You don't get the keyboard with a plugin, playing on any other controller will not sound the same unfortunately. The real thing still rocks.
p0531d0n 1 year ago
@goldengab the plug in cant even replicate the classic cs80 horn sound faithfully. It gets *close* but no better than many other synths. I use the plug in a lot, it has character, but that thing cannot do a real cs80.
(Plus the presets suck)
urizen1 11 months ago
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
vivaelrock34 3 years ago
Vangelis is a genius, and what a machine. All that sound on one synth! must, win, lottery!
Tegenaria 4 years ago
in those years this machine was the last of the last!...
drchepa 4 years ago
I played with a CS60 once, the single OSC version of CS80. I must say I wasnt that impressed. I'm not so sure if the CS80 is so great, or if it is the man behind it.
Andronicus2007 3 years ago
Your not sure but I am ....
It is the best synth around.....
I am on my second CS80....
a CS60 doesn't have the control an 80 does.
slammah2012 3 years ago 2
He is my true idol, my god i love vangelis.. i want that cs80!
Synthomania 4 years ago
He's one of my idols as well.
Biochips1 4 years ago
Choralsound like the Korg M1 in the old CS 80 ?
lens2310 4 years ago
It's amazingly creative
tuvalu2 4 years ago
I've said it before and I'll say it again: Nothing touches the CS-80. NOTHING.
kfrausto 4 years ago
gotta love that analog bliss...
sausagenmuff 4 years ago
he used the emulator for the first time in soil festivities 1.984 i guess this interview is from 1.977 the yamaha cs 80 was developed first time in SPIRAL album 1.977.
drchepa 4 years ago
Anybody know on what synthesizer he play at 48s ? (Synth Strings Sound)I don't think that a Yamaha CS80
Davidrdw 4 years ago
It is. What makes you think it isn't?
ratsouffle 4 years ago
that is the string section of the roland VP-330, followed by the untouchable choir sound of the same device
Gazdatronik 4 years ago
Thanks for the info...I didn't know that. Amazing sounding analog choir.
kfrausto 4 years ago
I can attest as I have heard it in real life and nothing comes close.
Gazdatronik 4 years ago
VP330 strings !
retrosound72 3 years ago
God Bless Vangelis!
nomansid81 4 years ago
At one time, Vangelis had four CS-80's! The reverberation effect he used was the Lexicon 224 or 224X digital reverb.
baward 4 years ago
Does anybody know on what instrument he plays the percussion sounds?
michieldpiano 4 years ago
Er, percussion instruments! :-)
baward 4 years ago
Emulator II i guess.
mogoduc 4 years ago
hola saludos a vangelis que es un capo!!!
alemdqarg 4 years ago
he used for the first time in the album SPIRAL 1977, then in BEAUBORG CHINA SEE YOU LATER CHARIOTS, and beautifully in BLADE RUNNER i don'nt know how it works but sounds like angels....
drchepa 4 years ago
That first sound was beautiful.
Jrayk1 4 years ago
Side-to-side sensitivity - now that would be an innovation! Nope, it's classical piano technique: the 'follow-through,' as taught by piano teachers the world over.
pierstheoneandonly 4 years ago
The yamaha YC-30 organ had side to side key aftertouch, if I remember right, and that was 30 years ago, so find one and it'll be all yours!
Gazdatronik 4 years ago
I have a YC30, so maybe you could tell me what that means.
JobsGetDone 4 years ago
oh snap i figured it out thats so cool
JobsGetDone 4 years ago
To see an instrument with side-to-side sensitivity, search on YouTube for "Continuum Fingerboard".
marksmartus 4 years ago
What effect? He's only using a reverb...probably a Lexicon.
kfrausto 4 years ago
As someone already have said, the effect is probably external.
But CS80 is pretty great.
RockyMM 4 years ago
At last, I've seen Vangelis performing on the unsurpassed Yamaha CS80. I was overjoyed last year to find websites featuring photo's of Vangelis and his synths at Nemo Studios, but to watch this is fantastic!! Thanks!!
JamesBrommage 4 years ago
The CS80 was a legendary keyboard from Yamaha.
BBMix 4 years ago
Yamaha synths have a excelent quality in their effects!!
Geko2006 4 years ago
No synths had built-in effects back in the day of the CS-80. The reverb you're hearing is external, probably Lexicon. Most onboard effects in synths are not very good, even today, compared to top outboard devices.
cinematronic 4 years ago
excellent!
terrasidius 4 years ago
Did the keys have side to side sensitivity? I've never seen anything like that! This looks like an incredible synth!
mikefries80 4 years ago
aftertouch .. a lot of synths have aftertouch, some have polyphonic aftertouch as well
motus 4 years ago
cool!
metabog 4 years ago
Vangelis can bring the feeling.
synthyaro 5 years ago
Kudos to you for posting this!
spacetherapysession 5 years ago
just fckn great
flancito242 5 years ago
very nice video!!!
morsuy 5 years ago
Interesting stuff!!!
saanzacs 5 years ago
Looks like he is wearing orange gloves.
Morphindel 5 years ago
Vangelis is a bright orange in real life.
Gazdatronik 4 years ago
the best master of all times!
morticia13 5 years ago
sounds like blade runner!
phlizmo 5 years ago
Fantastic! It is VERY rare to see Vangelis in candid moments like that... Thank you for sharing this...
vcmatx 5 years ago
The master of the CS80. If only I could afford £5000 plus to buy one.
oxygene65 5 years ago
awesome! grate :P
AriLuggaz 5 years ago
The CS80 is my fvourite synth ever. It's great to see the master of this awesome keyboard in action. Thanks for sharing!
ph1ltr 5 years ago
This is sooo amazing. The making of "creating the vangelis sound". I love it! Thank you so much for sharing this!!
KRAFTWERK2K1 5 years ago