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Roland Jupiter-8, keys

I Call Your Name · Roxette / Single (1986)

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Contest: Roland Jupiter-8 played keys on I Call Your Name by Roxette (1986)

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Settings

osc
DX7-style FM electric piano + soft saw layer, unison 2, detune 33 cents, sub none
filter
LP12 filter
cutoff
2272 Hz
resonance
0.06, drive 0.23
envelope
A 7 ms D 411 ms S 0.47 R 580 ms; slow, gentle opening under the chord change; filter env amount 0.24
effects
plate reverb, light chorus, doubled an octave for thickness on choruses, none
notes
On "I Call Your Name" (Pearls of Passion, 1986) the keys part is an electric-piano/keys layer doubling the chord progression, bright and slightly percussive on the attack, built from DX7 FM electric-piano/bell stack layered under a Jupiter-8 saw pad. Filtered with a lp12 slope around 2272 Hz and shaped to match the 1986 Pearls of Passion sessions production.

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  • Seedsystem