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Quick Start: Essentials to get Started

The CS2x Synthesizer Concept

Although based on the same “CONTROL SYNTHESIZER” concept as its predecessor, the CS1x, the CS2x

is in many ways considerably more capable. Before we go into more detail on the differences between the

two keyboards, here is a roundup of the main features of the CS2x.

Control Synthesizer

The

8 rotary controllers (Knobs)

allow instant manipulation of sounds. These changes can be stored as a

new Performance or send as Controller data via MIDI to an external sequencer. You can also “remote con-

trol” other keyboards with these knobs, provided they can receive controller data.

The SCENE keys can be used to store the current knob positions per Performance. You can then “morph”

between two differently programmed

Scenes

using the modulation wheel, i.e. smoothly change from one

sound into the other.

Apart from being able to send controller information, the CS2x can of course also be controlled via external

controllers or Sys-Ex data. This allows convenient control from software sequencers via the supplied

EMAGIC LOGIC and STEINBERG CUBASE Mixer Maps and Environments (see chapter “Sequencer Soft-

ware and the CS2x”).

Performance Synthesizer

Performance Mode

offers four banks of 128 Performances each: PRESET1, PRESET2, USER1 and

USER2. Each Performance can contain up to 4 sound “Layers”. Each Layer offers control over parameters

such as Filter, Envelopes, LFO etc. Each Performance also has access to three global Effects: Reverb, Cho-

rus and Variation. Finally, an Arpeggiator can also be employed.

The Performance Mode, in contrast to other XG models (e.g. the MU series), is also

multi-timbral

. You can

add to the Performance Part with a further 12 Parts (single sounds or drum kits). These Multi Parts are set

up externally with a sequencer. From there you can assign all XG Voices (see Data List, pages 6 - 8) and the

“Material Voices” (Data List, pages 11 - 14).

XG Synthesizer

Instead of Performance Mode you can also choose the

MULTI Mode

. This mode corresponds to the familiar

XG Standard

as found in other YAMAHA synthesizers, sound modules and sound cards, and represents an

enhancement of the GM standard.

This mode offers 16 equal Parts to which you can exclusively assign XG Voices.

The advantage of the Multi Mode (i.e. XG Mode) is that songs recorded in it can also be used on other XG

models, provided that all sound settings are actually stored in the song itself using controller data.

CS1x - CS2x - A Comparison

This section will explain the differences between the CS2x and its predecessor, the CS1x. We will also dis-

cuss to what extent sounds are compatible between the two models.

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