Saturday, March 09, 2024
Yamaha keytar as MIDI controller - SHS-10 playing Reface CS and CP
video upload by Alfonse
"Using two keyboards from the Reface series as sound modules for the SHS-10 to play via MIDI. The SHS-10 has a MIDI out only, which can be connected to the Reface keyboards via a standard MIDI cable.
The pitch bend, sustain and vibrato controls on the SHS-10 all map to controls on the Reface. On the CS, vibrato controls the LFO depth, switching to its highest setting when pressed. Since the LFO can be assigned to pitch, filter, amp, there are a number of possibilities for sound design here. On the CP, vibrato controls modulation, which is a feature unavailable from the front panel of the CP itself.
All drums were Logic drum synth sounds.
Yamaha SHS-10 "Sholky" (1987)
Yamaha Reface CS (2015)
Yamaha Reface CP (2015)
Big thanks to @musicbroth for the loan of the SHS-10. They're a fantastic community music resource in Glasgow, UK, lending instruments and running workshops with a mission to provide access to music for everyone. https://www.musicbroth.org
Music: "Cloudfall" (C) Copyright 2024 Alfonse
Download the track here: https://alfonse.bandcamp.com/track/cl..."
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