Yamaha CS 60 + Sony HR-MP5: First Date

Playing around with a Yamaha CS 60 and a Sony HR-MP5. Just having fun and exploring the presets. SUBSCRIBE:    / emanuelvanegghen   PLAY LIST: 00:00 PRESET: "005 PLATINUM XL" (?) 03:10 PRESET: "008 ARENA" (?) 03:39 And so it begins 04:56 A new dawn 05:46 Manu Monk 06:19 Stormy Island I 06:52 Stormy Island II - coconuts 07:29 In between battles 08:37 Enlightened Sphere I 09:15 Enlightened Sphere II - solo 11:04 Pulse incoming 12:12 It has a pulse 13:43 Disturbed and soaring 14:50 PRESET: "011 DARK N FULL" (?) 15:33 Troublesome, but thriving 16:07 PRESET: "014 ENTERPRISE" 16:10 Something's cooking 16:56 Serene & Short 17:07 Schizoid Sulfur 17:42 Now we're talking 19:27 Tiny Mouse in a CS house 23:10 .. the mouse tells her life's story .. there's a ship involved at some point .. 25:08 Cat ahead! 25:31 PRESET: "025 FLYING DUCKER" 26:34 PRESET: "027 MT PYRAMID?" 27:26 PRESET: "035 WOBBLE DLY" 28:12 Echoes of future songs 30:10 Angels on Distortion 30:37 Bringing it down 31:04 Two-Way Theme 31:47 PRESET: "039 RIPPLE MAGIC" The CS60 went straight into the HR-MP5. You are listening to the output of the HR-MP5, recorded @ 48kHz 24bit through an RME Fireface 800, using a Waves L2 Maximizer in Cubase to dither down to 16 bit. The Youtube audio compression algorithm tops it off. No processing, no eq or limiting; none of that. Just a plain and simple direct recording of the HR-MP5. YAMAHA CS 60 = 8-voice polyphonic synthesizer, 1977 SONY HR-MP5 = multi-fx box, 1994 Some distortion occurred around 20 ~ 22 minutes. Not sure why; input levels of the MP5 looked safe enough. I adjusted input levels on the interface's input, I dialed down the output level of the CS 60, and lowered input levels on the MP5. All sounded fine afterwards - although input level on the MP5 was pretty low at that point. The thing with the MP5 is: jacks are calibrated at -10dB, so these are single ended = unbalanced. Video hangs for 2 seconds at 27:54. #yamahacs60 #cs60 #cs80 #sonyhrmp5 #hrmp5 #mp5 #synthesizer #vintagesynth