Not only do I have this CSX1, but I also own the Korg Volca Keys, Bass, and Beats.
but the protagonist is none other than the Yamaha CS1x rather than some massive gender-neutral, yet testosterone-filled alien/robot. The introduction to this thing reads like a Michael Bay script sodomized the.
To begat a truly unique "control" synthesizer." Reconfigurations, hundreds of voices, MIDI, and much, much more. The best of digital-reliable pitch, plenty of memory, one-touch setting Interactivity, thick sound, and, of course, the knob-and unites it with "The CS1x takes the best of analog-simplicity of use, natural As I understand, this thing was engineered by Yamaha at the initial crux of modern-age digital exploration, the dawn of desktop engineering, the realization that "well.we should probably make this **** a bit simpler." No more meticulous notes on exactly where each knob was turned, but, and I couldn't put it better than they did in the CS1x's manual: However, I have grown since then and now wish to delve deep into this extremely versatile control synth. I would like to know more about it.Īs a young kid I remember messing around with the MANY different pre-programmed voices and jammin' out to awful, pre-programmed drum loops, while I haphazardly mashed notes that probably sounded like Darude pinched one out into a blender. I happen to own a Yamaha CS1x Control Synthesizer (circa 1996).
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