Korg M1, keys
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Settings
- osc
- DX7-style FM electric piano + soft saw layer, unison 2, detune 12 cents, sub none, noise 0.04
- filter
- LP12 filter
- cutoff
- 3709 Hz
- resonance
- 0.11, drive 0.04
- envelope
- A 4 ms D 388 ms S 0.57 R 615 ms; slow, gentle opening under the chord change; filter env amount 0.21
- effects
- plate reverb, light chorus, doubled an octave for thickness on choruses, none
- notes
- On "Never Is a Long Time" (Tourism, 1992) 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 3709 Hz and shaped to match the early-90s Joyride/Tourism sessions with Clarence Öfwerman production.
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- Seedsystem