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Originally posted by Carma3TDR2000 hi, I'm looking to make a remix of faithless - insomnia track and want to find out if anyone knows where can i get the vst of the epic melody sound. here is a link https://youtu.be/P8JEm4d6Wu4

lol Don't really think anyone here needs a link for that.
And don't really think you need a specific "VST" for what you are needing but rather Oscillators.
Here, this is pretty close and probably better explained

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Originally posted by Carma3TDR2000 hi, I'm looking to make a remix of faithless - insomnia track and want to find out if anyone knows where can i get the vst of the epic melody sound. here is a link https://youtu.be/P8JEm4d6Wu4

Tried recreating that pic lead for years without success

The guy used a roland hardware piece and did it when the band went out for a quick lunch

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If you're talking about the main lead pluck, it's the Roland JD990 Pizzicato preset.

There's something very similar (if not identical) in the JV1080, which is now available in the Roland Cloud.

You can't really do it with normal synthesis as the Roland preset uses a short sampled attack of a real pizz pluck.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWxd7w5zBBM

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Last edited by tehlord on Jan-13-2019 at 12:55

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Originally posted by tehlord You can't really do it with normal synthesis as the Roland preset uses a short sampled attack of a real pizz pluck.

Really? I thought evth could be replicated with normal synthesis with just decent knowng of what and how to do

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Originally posted by Microlab Really? I thought evth could be replicated with normal synthesis with just decent knowng of what and how to do

Well technically with enough sine waves you can recreate anything, but in reality those sampled transients in s&s cannot be replicated with 'normal' subtractive synthesis.

You can kinda get something that's 'similar' to the pizzicato pluck with square waves, but only similar if you don't compare the two side by side.

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Originally posted by tehlord If you're talking about the main lead pluck, it's the Roland JD990 Pizzicato preset. There's something very similar (if not identical) in the JV1080, which is now available in the Roland Cloud. You can't really do it with normal synthesis as the Roland preset uses a short sampled attack of a real pizz pluck. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWxd7w5zBBM

That Sash - Encore une fois track, I remember going nuts about it on local dancefloors

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Originally posted by Zak McKracken the first time i heard it, almost lost all my faith.

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