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Baby One More Time synths

Started by Svenskulturälskare, February 04, 2013, 05:41:37 PM

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Svenskulturälskare

Hello everybody, this is my first post here. Great forum!!

So, maybe this has been asked/answered a zillion times, but everytime I listen to Baby One More Time something emerges from the depths of my teen-pop soul. Few songs achieve this. Thus I realized the pad sound has a strong impact in the song (kinda spiritual maybe?) and I would like to know how was it made. Some Faith No More songs use a similar pad, but I have no clue about what Mr. Martin used in this Britney  #1.

In the instrumental version can be easily appreciated:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPnYGob2BYs

Peace


Joshua

Hey Svenskulturälskare, welcome to the forum! I love synths, especially pads... they are my favourite element to many tracks (especially in pop and dance). They fill the mix up, give it wonderful ambiance and can really set the tone. I have no idea what would have been used on "...Baby One More Time", it could well be as simple as a pad from the Korg M1. There are a few threads in the "Studio, Sounds" section about gear and sounds Cheiron used, so you might find some info there.

Definitely check out this thread though...

http://www.swedishsongs.de/smf/index.php?topic=1502.0

It has the stems from the instrumental, so you can hear the synths more isolated.

olsen87

Hi there,

i'm quite new on here also!

I don't know about 'Baby' specifically but i think that Cheiron used a chorus quite a lot on a synth sound to give it a 'eerie' sound! maybe eerie is the wrong word!! :) but you hear it often at the end of a track during the fade out- (particularly with BSB).

other than that i would support what Joshua said- could have been a standard pad noise from whatver keys they were using.

Hope this helps somewhat

Erik

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nznexus

#3
the piano sound and other sound is probably from emu vintage keys expansion and a wurlitzer..



the synths and pads and bells are probably from roland xv 5050 and or roland jv 2080..


here is a small demo of this track baby one more time with only the pads and bells.

https://soundcloud.com/nznexus2/max-martin-sound

i uploaded it on my soundcloud
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Rebecca

wow, that is incredible! thank you
the level of detail is amazing

Feelgoodlies

Yeah I loved it too, this was the amazing formula Cheiron had.