Don't watch, don't listen. Just want that sound....Jump to 2:22


Any preset?

Or this song, based on this lead

 

D-50 Pizzagogo

 

Not pizzagogo.... =(

 

I would say it sounds very similar to Faithless Insomnia (which was a modified Pizzicato sound), which was from a Roland JD-800. I also feel that this video matches my old Yamaha CS2x which had a preset called "Insomnia" which was their version of the famous "Faithless" sound. You can hear it here. An octave up, some reverb and tweaking, I think you got it

 

It's a Roland JD-990 preset if I remember correctly used by Faithless in their track Insomnia. I don't know if Roland Cloud has it, but I think there's something similar in Zenology.

Or just look for a sample of that, shouldn't be too hard to find for such a popular sound.

 

Oh yeah, massive reverb is key here, otherwise it's fairly dull!

 

Try this freebie or Sylenth will do it
https://www.kvraudio.com/product/galactix_by_smart_electronix

 

It was from the JD-800 (after 28 seconds she says it). However, every presets in the Roland products are based on the D50 sound

 

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One of the closest I found in VST is Sonic Academy ANA version 1.x, preset called "Coffee At The Sea" or so

 

It was a preset on the Yamaha CS6X/CS6R called Insomina, which incidentally was also used on the track Insomina by Faithless (skip to 2:17):

 

It's a sample found in the Roland JV series. I used a JV-1080 in the 90s to create this "pizzicato string techno sound" of that era, so it should be found in the Roland Cloud JV-1080 or XV-5080. Still have the hardware JV-1080 and the D-50, the "Pizzagogo" sound (Enya - Orinoco Flow) is very different.

 

How could they use a sound from a synth from 1999, when the song was released in 1995?

 

The exact preset is on the Roland Cloud JV-1080 and the patch is called “Bass Pizz”

Bank C, Patch 47 ;)

 

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Nexus3 >PL>PizzaCult

 

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I'd say it's from a Roland JD-990, patch B-52 Pizzicato.

 

Sash did something similar in Encore une fois.

It´s Roland JD-990 preset Pizza Hutt, but heavilly processed.

BTW: When I write Pizza HuTT, it´s HuTT, not Hut. NKI patch called in that way in Kontakt conversion.

 

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Whilst we are in the 90s preset spotting mode then...

What do we think Paul Oakenfold used as the "disco organ" on this... (skip to 1.08)

Also re-used by one hit wonders Deuce *skip to 0.01)

And saying it's just a standard organ preset drenched in reverb is not helpful.
I've literally scanned dozens of organ presets from multiple vsts and can't get anything close.