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Electronic Music Studios (EMS) VCS3, fx

I Never Thought I'd Live to Be a Million · The Moody Blues / Single (1969)

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Contest: Electronic Music Studios (EMS) VCS3 played fx on I Never Thought I'd Live to Be a Million by The Moody Blues (1969)

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Settings

osc
noise + 1 sine sub, texture stack, unison 1, detune 0 cents, sub sine -1, noise 0.49
filter
BP 12 dB/oct, swept
cutoff
2567 Hz
resonance
0.38, drive 0.19
envelope
A 684 ms D 400 ms S 0.5 R 1580 ms; long manual sweep across the passage; filter env amount 0.7
modulation
lfo tri 0.16 Hz to cutoff, mono
effects
long plate/spring reverb, tape saturation, none
notes
The companion interlude to the 'Hundred' piece is again a single sustained Mellotron chord, half its length. Pinder's Mellotron and Hammond plus EMS VCS3 sound design (the rocket-launch effect opening the album) and celesta overdubs.

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  • Seedsystem