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CS-5

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. Manufacturer:
Yamaha

Model:
CS-5

Production period:
1979-83

Quantity produced:


Also:
- Daniele Marziali's CS-5,

Famous Fingers
Who played this instrument?

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Yamaha CS-5

above photo from the collection of Joseph Rivers, Audio Playground, Orlando, FL

other synths in the Audio Playground Collection

The CS-05 is a single oscillator monophonic synthesizer with a 3 octave, 37-note (C-C) keyboard. the voice architecture consists of a single VCO, a VCF, a LFO, and a simple envelope generator. The VCO (Voltage Controlled Oscillator) has sliders controlling the level of it's two waveforms, sawtooth, and pulse. The pulse width can be modulated by the LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator). The LFO features a sample-and-hold setting and can modulate up into the audio range for FM sounds. There is an input and a trigger circuit which allows you to trigger a sound via an external audio signal.



Famous Fingers
Who Played This Instrument?

Dave Ball of Soft Cell, Electronic Dream Planet, Pascal Gabriel, Martin Gore of Depeche Mode, The Grid, Groove Corporation, Human League, Willard E. Love, Masterworks, Mike Montgomery

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