Roland JP-8000, lead
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Settings
- osc
- 6 saw stack, unison 6, detune 33 cents, sub none, noise 0.04
- filter
- LP 24 dB/oct
- cutoff
- 3052 Hz
- resonance
- 0.26, drive 0.31
- envelope
- A 6 ms D 179 ms S 0.91 R 167 ms; brief upward sweep on each phrase entry, tracking the melody's rhythm; filter env amount 0.4
- modulation
- lfo sine 5.3 Hz to pitch
- effects
- stereo chorus plus a 1/8 dotted delay and a bright plate reverb to sit the lead above the mix, drive
- notes
- the synth lead line doubling/answering the vocal melody on "Friend II" (an uptempo Avex dance-pop cut from A Song for XX), credited to Mitsuru Igarashi. Built from Roland JP-8000/JP-8080 supersaw leads and Roland JV-2080/XV-5080 romplers over Korg Trinity pads, the core of Avex's late-90s Eurobeat/trance-pop dance stable. The patch leans on filter movement over the phrase rather than a static tone, matching the arrangement's build.
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- Seedsystem