synth from “oxygène part iv” by jean-michel jarre | ToneDB
oxygène part iv
jean-michel jarre
synth
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Tone Profile
A bright, resonant, and slightly detuned synth lead with a strong emphasis on harmonic richness and a touch of electronic warmth. The sound is characterized by its sweeping filter and a sense of movement, creating a classic analog synth feel.
Production Credits
Producer: Jean-Michel Jarre
Engineer: Jean-Michel Jarre
Recorded at: Jean-Michel Jarre's private studio
Signal Chain
Instrument: EMS VCS3
Recording Notes
- The main synth sound was created using a combination of analog synthesizers, primarily the EMS VCS3 and ARP 2600.
- The sound was likely shaped using the synthesizers' onboard filters, oscillators, and modulation capabilities.
- Tape saturation and other subtle effects may have been added during mixing to enhance the warmth and character of the synth sound.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a sawtooth or pulse wave as your oscillator source.
- Slightly detune a second oscillator for a richer, chorus-like effect.
- Use a resonant low-pass filter and modulate its cutoff frequency with an LFO or envelope to create the signature sweeping sound.
- Add a touch of chorus or ensemble effect to further enhance the width and depth.
- Consider using a tape emulation plugin to add warmth and saturation.
Recommended Gear
- EMS VCS3(synth)
- ARP 2600(synth)
- Mellotron M400(keyboard)
- Eminent 310 Unique(keyboard)
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