Modified Yamaha CS01 CS-01 Analog Synth
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I finally found a CS01 on Ebay, GREAT small synth with great analog sounds and great for recording with!..
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cool synth
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no - I never recorded them - (I was a trusting youth...)
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funny hack
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thnx 4 vid
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@jonlawsb ddo you know the serial numbers of your stolen gear?
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Mine was stolen in a break-in in 1990 along with my SH-101, VL-1 and MT40. They only left my Korg Polysix 'cos it was too heavy :- (
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where is R39 on the PCB?
i've looked all over the breath control "vcf" area and could not find anything...
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inorite? i borrowed one off my school for the holidays.
i dont want to give it back!
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this is such a nice little synth, I wish I could get one, though no one wants to give it up.
terrible existance
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Hi, I also have the silver one, which has 12dB. seems to be state variable filter, cause opening the Reso-path (I substituted the switch with a 15mm-fader froma casio) this will increase very high. maybe limiting with parallel diodes will help. Put also a Sub-osc by 4024chip into. theres space on pcb for a extra noise gen, so I can mix wave and noise for flute sounds. No chance for CV-ctrl. I had a MIDI-AVR-project playing the 6x6-kbd-matrix, but my programmer didnt finish after getting money
Holzopel 2 years ago
wow - those are some great mods! hadn't thought about the parallel diodes on the resonance. I didn't do a subosc, but I octave-dropped my other CS01 by an smt 4013 divide-by-2 on the DTG's clock. I noticed the PCB space for the noise source, which in later models was incorporated into the DTG. one thought on MIDI: I don't like coding much, but since the DTG runs on a ~580kHz clock, you could implement V-Hz MIDI using an AVR. you could even do REAL glide then!!!
rolandsh1000 2 years ago
ah, you have the 24dB filter version - nice! that was the inspiration for modifying the resonance to be continuously controllable on this one.
rolandsh1000 3 years ago