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Roland JP-8000, pad

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Contest: Roland JP-8000 played pad on For An Angel by Paul van Dyk (1998)

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Settings

osc
7 saw, unison 7, detune 35 cents, sub none
filter
LP 12 dB/oct
cutoff
6000 Hz
resonance
0.15
envelope
A 1000 ms D 600 ms S 0.85 R 1500 ms; very slow swell across the long build; filter env amount 0.1
modulation
lfo sine 0.08 Hz to cutoff
effects
chorus, huge hall reverb, none
notes
The full seven-saw JP-8000 supersaw stack, heavily detuned and unison-stacked, builds the euphoric wash this record is famous for, breathing very slowly across the extended build with almost no fast movement. This is one of the most influential and widely imitated trance pad sounds of the era. Reconstructed by ear from Paul van Dyk's well-documented JP-8000 use; no confirmed patch sheet from the session itself.

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  • Seedsystem