Some fun with mid-1970s rhythm box synthesis.  
Including a nifty shifting tambourine pattern that I never noticed until listening more closely to the original track recently.

In this clip the Origin multi/programs/sequences (.ogs file attached to this post) are played live
http://soundcloud.com/paul-schilling/oxygene-four (melodies have been modified in the demo)

Very, very impressive programming!

(and I just did add some velosync lead from Radias and that's it. I could play the whole song!)

Seriously, your work could (and definetily should) add to Arturia's sound banks, with your permission of course. This really gives a view what can be done with Origin with programming skills like yours.

P.S. Can I use your preset(s) sometimes when I am playing live? Your Oxygene preset would really kick peoples **s, It's so damn good.

wow thanks! That made my day!  

please use them - that's why I'm posting the .ogs's, and to get a little more Origin user cross-pollination going of sounds/sequences

Another great contribution hermitnerd, it sounds great.
Someone should tell Mr Jarre he can throw away all the rest of his vintage gear and just use the Origin. 
p.s. If he does, I'll have a VCS3.

Someone should tell Mr Jarre he can throw away all the rest of his vintage gear and just use the Origin.  
p.s. If he does, I'll have a VCS3.

Another reason to bring some VCS3 modules into Origin! If He did his next live tour with a bunch of Origins on stage instead of 200000 Euros worth of vintage synths, that would be quite some good publicity.

Here is a demo with more natural tambourine pattern and a couple of other tweaks. The tambourine pattern shifts more imperceptibly, like on Jarre's original track. (included in the current Oxygene4.ogs)
http://soundcloud.com/paul-schilling/oxygene-four (melodies have been modified in the demo)