Uploaded November 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Arrangement of Shuffer by Inoyama Land, using multitracked Keytek CTS-2000 (rare wavetable synth, now sold). Reverb added in Pure Data (my own algorithm). I just played along to the original rather than use a click track or sequencer. It came out a little messy, but I think it suits the composition. Recorded 2011.
Download: dropbox.com/s/hb1fv0012aeljxe/Keytek%20CTS-2000%20Shuffer%20(Inoyama%20Land).mp3
The CTS-2000 has a very steep lowpass filter (about 7.3 kHz) on both output channels. This is located on the front panel PCB, near where the pitch and mod wheels connect. Removing 5 capacitors per channel (5.6 nF, 10 nF, 820 pF, 15 nF, 330 pF) and retuning the VCF trimpots for a higher cutoff frequency improves the sound considerably. This recording was made after I modified mine.
Arrangement of Shuffer by Inoyama Land, using multitracked Keytek CTS-2000 (rare wavetable synth, now sold). Reverb added in Pure Data (my own algorithm). I just played along to the original rather than use a click track or sequencer. It came out a little messy, but I think it suits the composition. Recorded 2011.
Download: dropbox.com/s/hb1fv0012aeljxe/Keytek%20CTS-2000%20Shuffer%20(Inoyama%20Land).mp3
The CTS-2000 has a very steep lowpass filter (about 7.3 kHz) on both output channels. This is located on the front panel PCB, near where the pitch and mod wheels connect. Removing 5 capacitors per channel (5.6 nF, 10 nF, 820 pF, 15 nF, 330 pF) and retuning the VCF trimpots for a higher cutoff frequency improves the sound considerably. This recording was made after I modified mine.
