Release Year : 2016
Manufacturer : Sonic Academy
Manufacturer Website : Sonic Academy
Posted by : Matt Thomas (aka King Unique)
Duration : 02h. 55min
Distribution Type : Video Tutorial
Language : English
Sample file : present. To download the file of examples (presets), you need a synthesizer of the second version: Arturia CS-80V 2 .x
Video format : flv
Video : MPEG4 Video (H264) 1280×802 30fps [V: h264 main L3.0, yuv420p, 1280×802]
Audio : AAC 44100Hz stereo [A: aac lc, 44100 Hz, stereo]
Description : Sonic Academy welcomes the return of King Unik, the owner of vintage synthesizers, to take the course “How to Use CS80v from Arturia”. The CS-80 V is a simulated version of the legendary Yamaha ™ CS-80 from Arturia, which many consider to be the perfect polyphonic synthesizer of the late 70’s. Known for its expressive playability and unique dual voice layout, providing rich and full sounds that are not similar to this day. He was popularized by such performers as Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre, Brian Eno, Ultravox, Peter Gabriel, etc. Many hits turned this synthesizer into a true legend. Here we look at each function, how they can be used in your compositions, and we end the course with sound design examples like Matt does!
Descriuption : Sonic Academy welcomes back the master of the vintage synth King Unique to guide us through ‘How To Use CS80v by Arturia’. CS-80 V is Arturia’s modelled version of the legendary Yamaha ™ CS-80, considered by many to be the ultimate polyphonic synthesiser of the late ’70s. Noted for its expressive playability and its unique dual voice layout allowed for rich and full sounds that have not been matched to this day. It was popularized by artists such as Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre, Brian Eno, Ultravox and Peter Gabriel, to name a few. Hit song after hit song has turned this synthesiser into a true legend. Here we look at every function, how it can be used in your productions and finish off with a ‘stream of consciences’ sound design special, in only a way that Matt can!
Content:
Tutorial 01 – Introduction (05:59)
Tutorial 02 – The Oscillators (30:58)
Tutorial 03 – The Filters (13:03)
Tutorial 04 – Amplifier Section (08:10)
Tutorial 05 – Touch Respose (13:01)
Tutorial 06 – Performance Controls – LFO (12:51)
Tutorial 07 – Performance Controls – Ring Mod (16:33)
Tutorial 08 – Ribbon, Arpeggiator and FX (15:43)
Tutorial 09 – Mod Matrix (17:52)
Tutorial 10 – Presets (07:29)
Tutorial 11 – Version 3 (07:55)
Tutorial 12 – Sound Design – Bass (07:47)
Tutorial 13 – Sound Design – Pad (09:21)
Tutorial 14 – Sound Design – Step Sequencer (08:27)
