Korg DW-8000 doing Yamaha CS-80- like sound

I tried to do very famous Yamaha CS-80 sound on my DW-8000. I used aftertouch to LFO and filter modulation ;) Enjoy ;D

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Korg
• DW-8000
• Yamaha
• CS-80
• electronic
• analog
• smallstone
• aftertouch
• synth
• synthesizer
• bromus
• tbg
• tarnobrzeg
• vangelis

[FlashVideosDigital]

Where did you get these paper models of synthesizers?

[BromusTbg]

@FlashVideosDigital

i've made them by myself c;

[lufillolufilli]

I'm in wrong or I saw a FAIRLIGTH in the room????

[BromusTbg]

@lufillolufilli: this is only a little paper replica of Fairlight ; )

[prinznevsky]

is that in mono mode w/the stacked dcos? i'd love to hear some chords w/that patch

[BromusTbg]

No, this is poly-1 mode ;)

[Karmaneoeric]

Nice patch ! I dont like modern synth, they focus too much on the wow factor, with uneccesary gadgets. We dont want toys, we want instruments ! There is something "spiritual" about older synth, that was lost over time, Thank you for people like you who keeps them active and forever beautiful

[RGAF1987]

I guess I didn't get a good look the first time, but I thought your paper models were the real things. Thos are pretty good.

[javiceres]

@Karmaneoeric Waldorf synths, few effects deep sound.

[noddyspuncture]

@Andronicus2007 nowt wrong with CS80 presets matey...! oh and yes, I do need mine...;c)

[kotep777]

@BromusTbg amazinnn haha

[lucullusxerxes]

@neutronemission I find the factory presets quite useful. Sure they're boring, and pale in comparison to the sounds of say the MS20, monopoly, or the polysix, but I use them as a starting point. Like, I imagine the sound I want to make and think about what preset is most similar [a lot of the grit bass sound I'm after resemble brass instruments] so I don't have to start from scratch. saves a bit of time considering patch programming is a bitch w/ the DW's layout. MIDI librarian is a must too.

[Locust1313]

I have the DW8000, and a cassette of sounds bought on Ebay. It has loud keyboard keys, and irritating buttons to select sounds or functions but I love it anyway. Once I have a sound I like I don't notice the keys, etc while playing. The sounds this makes are quite amazing and lush or violent, even cold and eerie. Underrated in my opinion. I also play on a Casio CZ101, Yamaha DX7, and an ARP Odyssey so you understand what this is capable of doing. Where to go next?, maybe Moog or Jupiter 8