ARTURIA – CS-80 V – USER MANUAL
66
5.2.1
Four different sounds on the keyboard
Choose the preset Multi Sequence in the bank Templates. On launch the 8
voices are assigned to the voice1 (C0 to C8). Each of the 4 zones has a
different single sonority (the singles named 1, 2, 3 and 4). These singles can be
detuned, assigned to a pan position and mixed. In this example, voices 1 to 8
are the same and have the same settings such as Pan and volume.
Change the pan position of the first voice. Place the sound to the left of stereo
space: turn the PAN knob fully to the left, value 1.00L.
Also detune it by lightly turning the DET knob to the left, value of 0.99.
Now change the pan position of the fifth voice fully to the right, value 1.00R.
Detune the third: set the DET knob to a value of 1.01.
Use pan to position this single lightly to the right, value 0.78R.
Detune the fourth: put the DET knob to a value of 1.00.
Place these 4 voices to unison play mode by selecting the UniLast function in
the play mode menu of the edit zone.
Now change the second and the seventh voice to zone 2 with single patch 2.
Change the voice mode of the second voice to Unilow.
You can now edit the second single patch by clicking on the EDIT red button
Set the transpose of the seventh voice to -12.
Now set the different level of each voice to get your sound.
By performing these first settings, you have modified the Multi_Sequence
preset. You can now save it in your own bank.
If you wish to use this configuration with a MIDI sequencer playing each single
on a different MIDI channel, choose a channel for each zone.
Don’t forget that the notes played outside the limits of each of the 4 zones
will not sound.
5.2.2
A composite sonority in unison mode
Now let’s see a different use of the unison mode: layering several singles on the
same note (remember you can go as far as 8 simultaneous voices).
Choose the preset Multi_Sequence in the bank Templates, sub-bank
Sequences_arp. This preset contains 8 different singles but they are played
