Use the Digital Oscillator. HPF pre slightly up. Cascade filter. (This emulates e.g. Jupiter.) Cut 35%, res slight. Env's digital. Env1: amp env Env2: cut env Env1: a 25%, d 20%, s full, r 45% Env2: a 10%, d 55%, s 15%, r 75% This gives slight attack to sound. Then use e.g. modwh or automation to open filter on longer sustains. Stack Index→Pad makes sound more stereo. Accuracy fast, offline acc best.

osc mode: digital osc1: multisaw +1oct osc2: multisaw mix: rough 50% high quality: on hpf: hpf post 0 vcf: cascade env1,2: digital env1: att 5%, dec 40%, sus 80%, rel 40%, vel 0, kb 0 env2: att 5%, dec 45%, sus 0, rel 45%, vel 85%, kb 15% vcf mod: env2 16 voices, stack 3 notes pan mod stack index +full delay1 plate2

triple vco osc osc1 tune 16' = -12 oscs all saws osc1 vol full osc2,3 vol 0, low feedback filter: ladder, cutoff low cut mod: env2, tune amount and env2 adsr settings envs: digital env1: att 0, dec 55%, sus 45%, rel 45%, vel 0, kb 0 env2: adjust to taste trimmers: transient mode: osc reset adjust osc1 reset phase to get sub, set osc3 to tri, tune 32' = -2oct adjust osc3 reset phase they used heavy multiband compression. phaser1 delay2 center vol low, side vol high, hp and lp cut out high and low use velocity, vary slightly, e.g randomise so that they don't sound identical