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E-mu Emulator II, fx

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Contest: E-mu Emulator II played fx on Fading Shades (Part I) by Sandra (1995)

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Settings

osc
noise + sine sub + granular saw, unison 2, detune 9 cents, sub none, noise 0.3
filter
HP 12 dB/oct
cutoff
852 Hz
resonance
0.23, drive 0.08
envelope
A 600 ms D 800 ms S 0.5 R 2000 ms; slow filter swell over the sustain; filter env amount 0.25
effects
digital reverb hall, ping-pong delay, chorus, crush
notes
Fx part for "Fading Shades (Part I)" (Fading Shades, 1995), a atmospheric intro synth instrumental track. Built from noise + sine sub + granular saw, 2-voice unison at 9 cents, through a HP 12 dB/oct filter around 852 Hz with 0.23 resonance. Treated with digital reverb hall, ping-pong delay, chorus, sitting on approximated from Michael Cretu and Jens Gad's mid-1990s work: Korg Wavestation/01W and Roland JD-800 layered over the older PPG Wave and Emulator II samples still in the rack for Fading Shades.

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  • Seedsystem