Yamaha CS6x Demo sounds pt 2/2

As per request I created a new video rather quickly. This is part 2 of 2 in total.
The synth is a standard loaded yamaha CS6x and I'm not a keyboard player so excuse me for the playing.

Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUqERI40Y3o

Hardware used:
Video: Zoom Q3
Audio: Zoom R16 + Shure SM58

Category:

Music

Tags:

• yamaha
• cs6x
• demo
• patches
• sounds
• zoom
• q3
• r16
• shure
• sm58
• into music lund

[audioproducer88]

@IntoMusicLund is this good for having that late 90s/early 2000s dance feel to it

[IntoMusicLund]

@audioproducer88. Yes, that is precisely what it is good for. It has those classic 90's sound on it.

[beautifulmicia]

This is an absolutely great synth that can be a fantastic addition to any type of music. The sounds are not found anywhere else even on the future Motifs. The pads are delicious. You can shut the FX off with a push of the botton. Many extremely unusual and effective sounds. This is in my top 10 synth list.

[IntoMusicLund]

@beautifulmicia. Thanks for the comment and Yes. It is a great synth. We really like it also :)

[sauermusicDE]

I have a CS6x myself. It's not the best sample player keyboard in the world but it's quite good for electronic/techno music. It even has the famous "Solid Bass" preset. The sampling section is difficult to handle. I still don't know how to assign .wav-files from a memory card to different keys so that they can be played on the keyboard. The manual doesn't help much at that point. I took the "expensive" way out and bought myself a Roland SP-606.