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Korg Trinity (V1), keys

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Contest: Korg Trinity (V1) played keys on No Fool, No More by En Vogue (1998)

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Settings

osc
FM 2-op electric piano, unison 1, detune 26 cents, sub none
filter
LP 12 dB/oct
cutoff
3298 Hz
resonance
0.5
envelope
A 3 ms D 400 ms S 0.4 R 500 ms; envelope opens into a DX7-style electric piano comp under Diane Warren's melody; filter env amount 0.36
effects
plate reverb + short slap delay, era-appropriate chorus on pads/keys, none
notes
On "No Fool, No More" (non-album single, 1998), the keys part carries a DX7-style electric piano comp under Diane Warren's melody. Built from Big Baby & Sugar Mike's late-90s ballad rig on 'No Fool, No More': a DX7-style electric piano and Korg Trinity strings under Diane Warren's song, kept in the retro-funk pocket noted by Billboard at the time.

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  • Seedsystem