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OXYGENE. EMS SYNTHI AKS. Soprano patch

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 4:21 am
by kikeherrmann
How is it created?

In the video of Oxygene Live in your living room

at 1:27

it seems the patchbay this way:


signal:
OSC2 (sine?) --> filter
filter --> OUT

treatments:
input 1 , osc 1, & stick (horizontal) --> freq (osc2 (triangle?))

I don't know the rest of the values,
Would you suggest any values or settings?

Any settings for the rest of the Synthi AKS (FX: the first one bubbles, the second one white noise seashore, the last one seashore too)???

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 8:10 am
by Analog-Umph
It's not sine bro! God damn!

It's a pulse wave, filtered to taste. You have to manually play the filter for each note played, that makes it sound more organic - less static.

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 10:39 am
by kikeherrmann
Analog-Umph wrote:It's not sine bro! God damn!

It's a pulse wave, filtered to taste. You have to manually play the filter for each note played, that makes it sound more organic - less static.
Thanks,

then you mean this would be the correct patch?
signal:
OSC2 (shape 0, square > 0, saw 0) --> filter
filter --> OUT

treatments:
input 1 , osc 1, & stick (horizontal) --> freq (osc2 (triangle?))

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 3:02 am
by Analog-Umph
kikeherrmann wrote:then you mean this would be the correct patch?
signal:
OSC2 (shape 0, square > 0, saw 0) --> filter
filter --> OUT

treatments:
input 1 , osc 1, & stick (horizontal) --> freq (osc2 (triangle?))
Something like that. Experiment until you get a plain old singing wowie sound.

Got any other synths? Do it there first then do it on the AKS, not with your girl though! :pwned: