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ARTURIA – CS-80V2 – USER’S MANUAL

For each of the 8 voices, you can set:

 The choice of zone (from 1 to 4 or no zone)

 Transposition (in semitones)

 Fine tuning

 Volume

 Pan position

 Portamento/Glissando

 Ring modulator

 Chorus and delay effects

To quickly isolate a voice (where the EDIT button is lit) and play it across the whole keyboard, just close the Multi

panel.

For the 4 zones:

 The MIDI channel (from 1 to 16 and Omni)

 The low and high notes (from C2 to C8)

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

unison)

 Arpeggio activity

If you wish to preserve CPU power, avoid using the Rotate mode, rather place the zone on ReAssign mode.

4.5 T

HE REAL TIME CONTROLLERS AND

MIDI

ASSIGNATION

Like its excellent ancestor, the CS-80V2 is particularly adapted to real time playing. One of the

major points of evolution when compared to the original is the possibility to assign any CS-

80V2 knob to an external MIDI controller.

Let’s look at an example:

 Click on the brilliance knob (BRILL) while holding down the [Control] key (Windows) or

[Command] key (Mac). A MIDI assign dialog then appears.

 Click on Learn and move the MIDI controller of your choice (the modulation wheel for

example). The CS-80V2 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.

MIDI assigning of the Brilliance knob

As you have previously read, the CS-80V2 has a large number of controllers acting on the

tuning, tone (brilliance) or the volume of a sound:

 The keyboard receives velocity and polyphonic aftertouch information

 A ribbon controller lets you continuously control any synthesizer parameter through a

modulation matrix, the base assignment being oscillator frequency.

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