How to reproduce this sound?

[ahujenas]

It starts playing at 3:10
I've been trying to understand what it is for months butI can't get it right.. can anyone help me out?

[olepro]

E-piano with lots of chorus

[HAL76]

It´s just some liquid E, some kind of E-Piano and some Mod-FX (Chorus, Phaser, Flanger).

Not to forget about the chords and the sun in the *hole!

[jan-sandahl]

1. Mainly, a distorted auto-panned electric piano.
2. It's sent to a separate channel with reverb + a slow flanger, in that order. Not auto-panned.

So it's a mix of sound source and mixing. What are you using to re-create it with?

[V0rtex]

Yea, as Guys write before me,

It is kind of E-Piano, but what it makes special is Chorus+ Reverb+ Flange, But also I am hearing weird pitch modulation/ automation at the start of the each chord sound.

cheers.

[ahujenas]

1. Mainly, a distorted auto-panned electric piano.
2. It's sent to a separate channel with reverb + a slow flanger, in that order. Not auto-panned.

So it's a mix of sound source and mixing. What are you using to re-create it with?

In general I'm using Ableton, its default plugins and Massive/Vital.

[jan-sandahl]

Ok, I'm a Reaper user myself so can't help you in Ableton, but if you start with what I/we suggested you are pretty close to the goal. Try and tweak it while listening carefully how EQ and compression also plays a role.

[TheMaestro]

It's not a matter of which DAW you use.
It about the source e-piano, with a little ditortion, and then chorus/reverb/flager, to taste.

Great video. But I can't get over the loud click/clap.