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YAMAHA CS-50 - Analog Synthesizer Review, Sounds & Demo

Yamaha CS-50 analog synthesizer review, sounds and demo. In this Yamaha CS50 review & demo I provide an overview of this legendary analog synthesizer, go through each of its sounds & features, and conclude with final thoughts and a synth jam. All sounds direct from Yamaha CS-50 with no additional processing. MXR analog stereo chorus used for stereo width. Timecodes ------------------ 00:00 - Intro 00:58 - Overview 04:55 - VCO / PWM 07:44 - Filter 09:37 - VCA 10:38 - Ring Mod 12:35 - LFO 17:59 - Sustain / Portamento 19:08 - Noise Generator 22:37 - Final Thoughts 31:46 - Outro Jam Released in 1977, the Yamaha CS-50 is the little 4-voice brother of the 8-voice Yamaha CS-60 and Yamaha CS-80. Even with half the voices, the Yamaha CS-50 still sounds fantastic as it comes from the same analog lineage as its legendary synth big brothers. The Yamaha CS-50 features 13 presets, a single oscillator (square, PW/PWM and sawtooth waveforms), high-pass and lowpass filters (each with resonance, for BP shaping), sine wave, VCA and envelopes, ring modulation, white noise generator, LFO with multiple waveshapes, sustain & portamento, and aftertouch across the 49-key keyboard. The Yamaha CS-50 is great for leads but can also do great drones, pads and textures. It is a pleasure to play and is very organic thanks to the 4 independent voice cards. Both the LFO and PWM go into audio rate which provide additional sub-osc sounds, and the LFO section provides independent modulation of VCO, VCF and VCA at varying levels. The famous ring modulator sound is also on-board, and can act as a 2nd LFO for tremolo, polyrhythms or additional texture. The Yamaha CS-50 filters are not self oscillating, but if you push the HPF/LPF resonance + the overall synth resonance & brilliance controls to max, you can get some amazing distortion, grit and overdriven sounds. Gain staging is important with the Yamaha CS-50/60/80 and allows for subtle and extreme changes in sound. The Yamaha CS-50 build quality is incredible -- it is heavy (70-100 lbs), the faceplate is made of metal, and it comes build-in to its own wooden tolex case w/ lid and legs. It is a performance synthesizer and designed for tweaking on the fly with its many levers and sliders. As part of the Yamaha CS-60/80 family, the Yamaha CS-50 shares the same unique sound qualities and tonal characteristics of its bigger brothers. If you can get your hands on a Yamaha CS-50, do not hesitate. They are becoming more rare on the 2nd hand market and prices are steadily rising. It is a triumph of Yamaha's synthesizer engineering at the time, and is capable of many different analog sounds. It is a beautiful organic instrument, and full of emotion. Thanks for watching this Yamaha CS-50 review and demo, and hope you enjoy the walkthrough and sounds along the way. #Yamaha #yamahacs50 #cs50 #yamahasynth #synthreview #analogsynth #synthesizer --------------------------------------- ► Subscribe http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... ► Support the channel (affiliate links): Buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/synth4ever Sweetwater US: https://imp.i114863.net/xA9nR Perfect Circuit US: https://link.perfectcircuit.com/t/v1/... Guitar Center US: https://guitar-center.pxf.io/jrvXGP Thomann EU: https://www.thomann.de/intl/index.htm... Reverb.com: https://reverb.grsm.io/synth4ever ► Connect on social Instagram:   / synth4ever   Facebook:   / synth4ever.music   Twitter:   / synth4ever   Soundcloud:   / synth4ever   ► Listen to my music Bandcamp: http://synth4ever.bandcamp.com Spotify: https://bit.ly/synth4everSpotify Apple Music: https://bit.ly/synth4everAppleMusic Youtube Music: https://bit.ly/synth4everYoutubeMusic Amazon: https://bit.ly/synth4everAmazonMusic