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Tone Profile
The pads have a warm, evolving, and slightly dissonant character. They provide a haunting and melancholic backdrop, with subtle movement and a sense of depth.
Production Credits
Producer: Neil Davidge
Engineer: Jan Kybert
Recorded at: Christ Church, Clifton, Bristol, UK
Signal Chain
Instrument: Roland Juno-106
Recording Notes
- The Roland Juno-106 is known for its lush chorus and warm analog sound, which likely contributed to the pad's evolving texture.
- The pads may have been recorded through a mixing console, with subtle EQ and compression applied during the mixing stage.
- Reverb and delay may have been added to enhance the sense of space and depth.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Roland Juno-106 or a similar analog polysynth with a chorus effect.
- Create a slowly evolving pad sound with subtle detuning and modulation.
- Experiment with different chorus settings and rates to achieve the desired movement.
- Add a touch of reverb and delay to create a sense of depth and space.
- Use EQ to shape the sound, emphasizing the lower frequencies for warmth and the higher frequencies for clarity.
- Apply subtle compression to even out the dynamics and add punch.
Original Gear
- Roland Juno-106(synth)
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