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This video demonstrates one of the secrets of Jean Michel Jarre’s synth sounds – using a phaser on string synth.
via AnalogAudio1:
If you want the OXYGENE / JARRE sound – and an Eminent 310 organ is to heavy, too big, too expensive for you – a Roland RS-09 “Organ / Strings” for example, can deliver a similar sound.
The sound is not 100% authentic like played with an Eminent, but it is a quite good compromise.
The RS-09 is lightweight, compact and perfect for live performances.
On this video you hear a Roland RS-09, a Roland DEP-5 for delay and an Electro-Harmonix Small Stone Pedal.
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Tags: demo videos, Hardware Effects, Jean Michel Jarre, phaser, Roland, string synthesizer, synth patching
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That comes very close indeed, no doubt largely due to the Small Stone Phaser, which is part of the original sound that Jarre used with the Eminent 310 at the basis. Well done!
Congratulations!