Справочник Пользователя для Arturia cs-80v

 

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The MIDI channel (from 1 to 16 and omni) 

 

The low and high notes (from C-2 to C8) 

 

The playing mode (rotating polyphonic trigger, reassigned, reinitialized, monophonic 

unison) 

 

Arpeggio activity 

 
 

 

Like its excellent ancestor, the CS-80V is adapted in particular to real time play. One of 
the major points of evolution when compared to the original is the possibility to assign 

any CS-80V knob to an external MIDI controller.  
  

Let’s look at an example: 
 

 

Click on the «Brilliance» knob while holding the Ctrl key down. A MIDI assign dialog 
appears.  

 

 

Click on «Learn» and move the MIDI controller of your choice (the modulation wheel 
for example). The CS-80V knob will move at the same time. 

 

 

You can then record the movement of your MIDI controller on your MIDI sequencer or 

simply make it evolve on the fly during a «live» presentation. 

 

 

 
As you have previously read, the CS-80V has a large number of controllers acting on the 
tuning, tone (brilliance) or the volume of a sound: 

 

 

The keyboard receives velocity and polyphonic «after touch» information 

 

A ribbon controller lets you continuously control any synthesizer parameter through a 
modulation matrix, the base assignment being oscillator frequency. 

 
 

 

The effects section lets you add Chorus, Stereo Delay or even a Ring Modulator to your 
sound. You can also impose a portamento/glissando to what you play on the keyboard. 

 
Settings concerning sustain and expression pedals are also available in this section. 

Let’s keep the «split1» example and see how to use the effects within Multi mode: 

 

 

Deactivate the «FX» button for single1. We won’t place effects on the base sound.