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Moog Minimoog, keys

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Contest: Moog Minimoog played keys on Where I've Been by Mary J. Blige (2001)

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Settings

osc
1 FM bell 2-op ratio 3.5 + Rhodes-style sine tine, unison 1, detune 16 cents, sub none
filter
LP 12 dB/oct
cutoff
2629 Hz
resonance
0.085, drive 0.288
envelope
A 3.4 ms D 247.6 ms S 0.72 R 442.2 ms; opens on the attack then settles to the sustained cutoff; filter env amount 0.41
effects
short slap delay, plate reverb, SP1200/MPC grit on the drum bus, none
notes
an electric-piano-style synth keys part outlines the changes on "Where I've Been", built the way early-2000s Track Masters and Dr. Dre-adjacent production: Minimoog-style analog bass and MPC-sequenced synth stabs over the hip-hop soul sample bed would have cut it for No More Drama (2001). Waveform: 1 FM bell 2-op ratio 3.5 + Rhodes-style sine tine, filtered through a LP 12 dB/oct stage around 2629 Hz; the envelope (3.4/247.6/0.72/442.2 ms) is snappy and percussive to sit under Mary J. Blige's vocal without crowding it.

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  • Seedsystem