This video shows the vintage Eminent 310 Unique organ in action.
Pretty much instant Jarre – this is the organ heard on Oxygene.
via AnalogAudio1:
The Eminent 310U was the first organ featuring an electronic string ensemble. It is a great instrument – even so in 1972, when it came out. An analog reverb is built in, also a leslie / chorus, which can add life to the sounds. Addtional effects were not used in this video (except the introducing music with Small Stone pedal and delay to obtain the Oxygene-Sound). The best on the Eminent is the STRINGS ENSEMBLE, which produces the best synth-strings I ever heard.
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This would be a great lead synth…