Saturday, February 06, 2010
YAMAHA C55N
YouTube via nacionskate.
"el sapo de nuevo, un poco mas chiflado" "the new frog, a little more nutty"
via Ralph: "was doing a bit of research about an organ I had just bought and came
across this masterpiece! I'm hoping the C55N has a bit of CS in it, (it was released in 1978, Yamaha's golden years), but it's hard to tell watching this video!"
If anyone knows, feel free to comment.
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well, the fact it was released in 1978 does not mean it sounds or share CS series technology
ReplyDeletei used to have a B75N, that sounded very similar to that C55N
i played a C55N once, and i remember few differences (such as a reverb or chorus ? that sort of thing)
you have levers with sounds (oboe, and others) that you add more or less (could be considered as harmonics ? reminds me a be the way it works on a clavioline, but there, it's more about adding sounds than filtering, and of course it does not sound as good)