Legendary Yamaha Synth in a Plug-in!
When you load the Arturia CS-80 V virtual instrument plug-in, you'll be met with the legendary sound of the Yamaha CS-80. Hailed by many as the "ultimate polyphonic synthesizer" in its day, the CS-80 found itself onstage with the likes of Toto, Keith Emerson, Stevie Wonder, Peter Gabriel... the list goes on. Now 25+ years after its release, Arturia lets you rediscover this synthesizer's voice with the CS-80 V virtual instrument. Inside, you've got the sound of the original, plus a new generation of features with the Arturia CS-80 V.
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Arturia CS-80 V Virtual Instrument and Plug-in at a Glance:- A re-creation of a classic synth
- Adds sonic options the CS-80 never had
Introduced in 1976, the CS-80s distinct range of sounds were popularized in the late '70s and early '80s by a number of pop groups, including Electric Light Orchestra, Toto, Paul McCartney, and Wings. Other artists and bands like Vangelis, Bon Jovi, Jean-Michel Jarre, Geoffrey Down, Stevie Wonder, and some others turned the CS-80 into a real myth. Now, Arturia brings this famous synth to life for DAW users everywhere with the CS-80 V virtual instrument plug-in.
Adds sonic options the CS-80 never hadThe CS-80 V offers all the features of the original Yamaha synth, plus a new generation of innovative features, taking the original design to a new elevated level. New features include a modulation matrix, a multi mode for assigning a different sound to each polyphonic voice, an arpeggiator, and a stereo delay.
Arturia CS-80 V Virtual Instrument and Plug-in Features:- Mac/PC, AAX, VST or AU 32/64-bit plug-in
- Redesigned preset browser
- Resizeable user interface for HD displays
- All the original parameters of the Yamaha CS-80: two oscillators, four filters (highpass, lowpass), two LFOs, four envelopes, two VCAs, one sub-oscillator (LFO), one ring modulator, chorus and tremolo
- New effect: delay
- New multi mode: assign a different sound to each of the eight voices of polyphony
- New modulation matrix with 12 sources to modulate a choice of 38 destination parameters
- More than 400 presets made by a selection of famous sound designers
- Polyphonic aftertouch
- One arpeggiator
- Expression and sustain pedals
- Ribbon controller
- No aliasing from 0.1Hz to 16kHz
- 64-bit floating point precision
- Sampling rate: up to 96kHz