"Red Sh101 with keytar and power supply, strap not included. This unit was refurbed with all new sliders from Dinsync.info, dust guards from Syntaur and power switch. Key contacts were cleaned and the case went for a bubble bath. Clean unit."
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One of my favorite tracks from the 80s.
Living On Video by the canadian synthpop group Trans-X (1983)
Written by Pascal Languirand, produced by Dominique and Carmine Nicodemo
featured: Roland SH-101 Analog Synthesizer (1981)
This cover song series contains my own recreations of my favourite songs from the last 50 years. The original music from which I take inspiration belong to their respective owners. I recreate tracks only for personal passion and to pay homage to these tracks.
My intention is not to create covers that sound exactly like the original (if you want to hear identical sounds, please listen the original). It's more of an inspiration with my sounds from the old synthesizers from the past and of course the great appreciation for the original performers and producers."
"Yamaha CS50 - Famous Presets & Programming - The most underrated synth! The ultimate guide to the Yamaha CS50 - Famous Sounds, Programming CS50 - Full Video Demo inc Programming & Factory Presets
Recorded at Greystoke Studio - Dry. Feb 2024
I have done some price comparisons for the following synths:-
Yamaha CS50 - Price new - 1977 - £2,119 £2,119 converts to £11,850 in 2024 Second Hand price paid January 2024 - £4,000
Yamaha CS80 - Price new - 1977 - £4,950 £4950 converts to £27,682 in 2024 Second Hand price paid Sept 2022 - £32,500
I think I got a bargain with the CS50!
The CS-50 was released just ahead of its famous big brothers, the CS-60 and CS-80. The CS-50 looks like a scaled-down version of the monstrous CS-80, and it is! This will benefit those who crave the famous classic Yamaha synth sound without the struggle of lugging around the 215 pound CS-80!
The CS-50 weighs in at about 100 pounds. The CS-50 is also just 4-voice polyphonic, and lacks the quality weighted 61-note keyboard of the CS-80. The CS-50 has just a 49-note standard keyboard. It does feature pressure (aftertouch) sensitivity route-able to several destinations, however.
The CS-50's sound is unmistakably related to other classic CS-series synthesizers. At just four voices with one osc. per voice and lacking warm filters (at just 12dB/oct) the CS-50's sound can be thin.
There are 13 preset sounds of various instruments and synth sounds but, unfortunately, no on-board memory storage for your edited presets. At its low street price, the CS-50 makes a great way to get your hands on these classic sounds without going broke! It's too bad their tuning is just as unstable as the other CS-series synths.
It's housed in a built-in travel-case like the other (big) CS-synths. It's been used by Men Without Hats and Herbie Hancock.
"The highly anticipated re-release of an updated 777 is still in the pipeline and we are expecting a late 2024 arrival. Also, in the coming months, you will also be notified of the release of the Eurorack mounted, TRANSFER filter. Stylistically matching the Trax and Transient, this filter is an expanded version of the analogue filter found in the Vectra.
We cannot provide any information concerning hard release dates or prices until the units are completed and ready to be shipped."
