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V Collection - Legacy versions => CS-80V => CS-80 V3 - Technical Issues => Topic started by: YeezyMode on May 04, 2017, 04:23:11 pm
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Hello everyone,
For the "All Dead" preset in CS-80 V3, when I hold down a chord, the notes detune or pitch bend automatically. I've tried tweaking all the knobs and simply cannot get this to stop. I would like to have the sound sustain whatever chord I'm playing until I physically change it on my MIDI controller. Any and all help is appreciated, thanks in advance.
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Hi and welcome to Arturia forums.
It's the SUB OSCILATOR settings for VCO that's responsible for that modulation in the "All Dead" preset.
The FUNCTION (waveform) - "black slider" for the SUB OSCILATOR is set to Random.
The SPEED is set with the first white slider in the SUB OSCILATOR section
And the depth of the VCO modulation is set with the second white slider in the SUB OSCILATOR section.
If you set the VCO slider to Zero, then you will not have SUB OSCILATOR pitch modulation.
Also set the green slider VCF in the SUB OSCILATOR section to Zero is you don't want VCF modulation.
Also set the green VCF slider in the TOUCH RESPONSE/ SUB OSC AFTER section to Zero to avoid aftertouch VCF modulation by the sub oscilator.
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Hi and welcome to Arturia forums.
It's the SUB OSCILATOR settings for VCO that's responsible for that modulation in the "All Dead" preset.
The FUNCTION (waveform) - "black slider" for the SUB OSCILATOR is set to Random.
The SPEED is set with the first white slider in the SUB OSCILATOR section
And the depth of the VCO modulation is set with the second white slider in the SUB OSCILATOR section.
If you set the VCO slider to Zero, then you will not have SUB OSCILATOR pitch modulation.
Also set the green slider VCF in the SUB OSCILATOR section to Zero is you don't want VCF modulation.
Also set the green VCF slider in the TOUCH RESPONSE/ SUB OSC AFTER section to Zero to avoid aftertouch VCF modulation by the sub oscilator.
Perfect, thanks so much!