synth from “come sail away” by styx | ToneDB
come sail away
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Tone Profile
The synth pad sound is a lush, evolving texture with a strong chorusing effect, creating a sense of vastness and depth. It's a foundational element that provides a harmonic and spatial backdrop for the song.
Production Credits
Producer: Ron Johnsen
Engineer: Gary Loizzo
Recorded at: Paragon Recording Studios, Chicago
Signal Chain
Instrument: Oberheim OB-X
Processing: Roland Dimension D
Recording Notes
- The synth pad was likely created using an Oberheim OB-X, known for its rich analog sound.
- The Roland Dimension D was used to create a wide stereo image and lush chorus effect.
- Careful attention was paid to the envelope settings to create a long, evolving sound.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a sawtooth wave on two oscillators slightly detuned for a classic analog synth sound.
- Use a chorus effect, like the Roland Dimension D, to create a wide stereo image.
- Experiment with slow attack and release settings on the amp envelope to create a swelling pad sound.
- Add a touch of reverb to create a sense of space.
Recommended Gear
- Oberheim OB-X(synth)
- Roland Dimension D(pedal)
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