synth from “the way you make me feel” by michael jackson | ToneDB
the way you make me feel
michael jackson
synth
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Tone Profile
This synth pad has a warm, evolving character, with a slightly detuned and chorused quality that gives it a wide, lush sound. It fills out the harmony and provides a bed for the vocals and other instruments.
Production Credits
Producer: Quincy Jones
Engineer: Bruce Swedien
Recorded at: Westlake Recording Studios, Los Angeles
Signal Chain
Instrument: Yamaha DX7
Processing: Roland Dimension D
Recording Notes
- The synth pad was likely created using a Yamaha DX7, known for its FM synthesis capabilities and ability to create complex evolving sounds.
- The Roland Dimension D was a popular choice in the 80s for adding stereo width and subtle chorus to synths and other instruments.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a sawtooth or square wave on a synth with FM capabilities. Use FM to modulate the waveform and create movement and depth.
- Add a subtle chorus effect to create a wider stereo image and add to the lushness of the sound.
- Use a slow attack and release on an amplitude envelope to create a gradual swell and fade.
- Experiment with detuning oscillators slightly to create a thicker, more animated sound.
Recommended Gear
- Yamaha DX7(synth)
- Roland Dimension D(pedal)
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