Commentaires sur le test : Test du synthétiseur Ashun Sound Machines Hydrasynth

That's a DX1 patch programmed by Erich Bulling basically a modified version of the DX7 EP1. The DX1 is basically two DX7s that you could layer so they took two of the EP patch slightly detuned playing on each ans hard panned one left and the other hardpanned hard right. That gives you that huge stereo chorus type sound

That was then played by David Foster layered with a real Rhodes Electric Piano.

This technique was later enhanced by replacing the DX1 with a TX816 which was 8 DX7s and replacing the Rhoades with a Roland MKS20 but neither of those were out when "High Crimes" was recorded. Besides more DX7 engines to layer the advantage of the TX816/MKS20 combo was MIDI

If you are using software you can get very very close using Plogue OPS7 which has two layers along with a Rhodes emulation

In hardware you can easily do it on a Yamaha MODX, or Montage

You just create a layered performance with two DX7 Electric Piano 1 patches and the Rhodes from the AWM engine

I have played in a TON of 80s cover bands and my go to weapon for that sound was always a DX7 EP1 or "High Times" on the DX7II layered with a Roland D50 on the Fantasia preset. It's not exactly the same but works really well