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Roland Jupiter-6, keys

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Contest: Roland Jupiter-6 played keys on Saint Lunaire, dimanche matin by Étienne Daho (1984)

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Settings

osc
2 saw + FM-style overtone, unison 1, detune 6 cents, sub none
filter
LP 12 dB/oct
cutoff
3823 Hz
resonance
0.11, drive 0.03
envelope
A 5 ms D 300 ms S 0.6 R 400 ms; gentle open on the attack; filter env amount 0.2
effects
bright plate reverb, 1/8 analogue delay, none
notes
A widescreen electric keys part carries "Saint Lunaire, dimanche matin" from La notte, la notte (1984). approximated from Arnold Turboust's early-80s rig (clavier et programmations credit): Roland Juno-60 and Jupiter-6 poly synths over an early LinnDrum, DX7 arriving toward the end of the sessions. The part is built to sit under Daho's low, whispery vocal without crowding it, moving mainly through the filter rather than the oscillator mix.

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  • Seedsystem