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by Yoozer » Fri Jan 09, 2009 10:57 pm
It's not just one sound - it's several sounds stacked on top of eachother.
There's a basic analog-esque string pad in the vein of what a JX10 does, and a pulsating choir sound (any sample-based machine made after 1991 with a square wave LFO can do this), plus a subtle high string sound playing descending notes in the background (which might fool someone's ear as the side-effect of a flanger).
"Part of an instrument is what it can do, and part of it is what you do to it" - Suzanne Ciani, 197x.