Tone Profile

Warm and enveloping synth pad with a slightly detuned, chorused character. It provides a harmonic foundation and subtle movement.

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Signal Chain

Recording Notes

• The Roland Juno-106 is known for its lush, warm sound and chorus effect, which contributes to the spaciousness of the pad.
• Layering multiple takes of the Juno-106, with slight variations in the settings, would create a richer and more complex texture.

Recreation Tips

• Engage the chorus effect (usually chorus 1 or 2).
• Start with a sawtooth or square wave on the Juno-106.
• Adjust the filter cutoff and resonance to achieve a warm, mellow tone.
• Slightly detune the oscillators for a subtle chorusing effect.
• Experiment with ADSR envelope settings to control the attack, decay, sustain, and release of the sound. A slow attack and release will create a smooth, pad-like quality.
• If you don't have a Juno-106, try emulating its sound with a software synthesizer that offers similar features (chorus, detuning, flexible filter).

Recommended Gear

• Roland Juno-106(synth)