My small demo Jarres Oxygene I, what did u think about it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91CHz92 ... e=youtu.be
Oxygene 1 intro Jarre Eminent
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- KVRer
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- 8 posts since 13 Mar, 2018
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- KVRian
- 893 posts since 12 Jun, 2006
Sounds pretty good to me, but then again it should...JMJ's music + JMJ's actual instrument for this section! :0)
If I was going to be picky, then I would say that the JMJ version has a little bit more separation between the notes in the upper register...each individual note is a touch clearer than on yours + the lower register chords are much louder than on JMJ's original...
Of course you haven't got the wonderful ascending ripples over the chords either, but that wasn't the Eminent if I remember correctly.
Nice job overall!
Never actually played an Eminent but did perform this very track using a Roland D50 for this section...way back in the 1990s!
If I was going to be picky, then I would say that the JMJ version has a little bit more separation between the notes in the upper register...each individual note is a touch clearer than on yours + the lower register chords are much louder than on JMJ's original...
Of course you haven't got the wonderful ascending ripples over the chords either, but that wasn't the Eminent if I remember correctly.
Nice job overall!
Never actually played an Eminent but did perform this very track using a Roland D50 for this section...way back in the 1990s!
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- KVRer
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- 8 posts since 13 Mar, 2018
Its EMS VCS3 plucks in intro. In ribbles
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- KVRer
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- 8 posts since 13 Mar, 2018
Yes, Michel Geiss told. JMJ used VCS3 and his kebouard for this
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Adrian Earnshaw Music Adrian Earnshaw Music https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=9148 - KVRian
- 766 posts since 23 Sep, 2003 from UK
All the warbly, burbly and glitchy bits were from the VCS3, which was also used it a lot in the early days of Tangerine Dream. Nice to get hold of an eminent, however.
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