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Roland D-50, keys

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Contest: Roland D-50 played keys on Knockin' on Every Door by Roxette (1991)

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Settings

osc
DX7-style FM electric piano + soft saw layer, unison 2, detune 11 cents, sub none, noise 0.02
filter
LP12 filter
cutoff
3687 Hz
resonance
0.19, drive 0.04
envelope
A 3 ms D 403 ms S 0.54 R 613 ms; slow, gentle opening under the chord change; filter env amount 0.49
effects
plate reverb, light chorus, doubled an octave for thickness on choruses, none
notes
On "Knockin' on Every Door" (Joyride, 1991) the keys part is an electric-piano/keys layer doubling the chord progression, bright and slightly percussive on the attack, built from D-50 digital pad layered with an M1 piano/string patch. Filtered with a lp12 slope around 3687 Hz and shaped to match the early-90s Joyride/Tourism sessions with Clarence Öfwerman production.

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  • Seedsystem