I received the Launchpad Pro MkIII this week and wanted to quickly put it through its paces as a standalone sequencer, so I hooked it up to a few VSTs (mostly free, and listed below), didn't change the key or the tempo, and just went with it. "A live, semi-improvised performance, using hardware sequencing and one synth plus some software synths. Memory - 12 presets, 2 user patches (second user patch is under cover on upper left side of panel)" Oscillators - 1 VCO per voice (square and saw plus PWM 1 sub-osc with 4 wave types noise gen) - one oscillator is slightly out of tune until warmed up
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Includes lid, music stand and user manual - all originalĭoes not include sustain or expression pedals I'm preparing to play more music on the road, and I want to start over with a more current rig so this one needs to go. It is fully functional, though the exterior has some scuffs and marks which were there when I bought it and are detailed in the photos. I bought my all-original 1978 CS-60 from the brother of a friend of mine in 1987, and it has been part of my home studio ever since. See the YouTube link for an excellent demonstration of what CS-60's can do (the video isn't my CS-60, but mine can do everything shown.) A classic, playable, organic, warm, liquid sound. CS-60 sounds are infinitely variable, with tons of slider controls and touch sensitive keyboard (amazing in the 1970's!), plus a pitch bend ribbon. "The CS-60 is a uniquely expressive 8-voice polyphonic synthesizer, the little brother of the great CS-80.
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