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E-mu Emulator, lead

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Contest: E-mu Emulator played lead on No Wonder They Never Made It Back! by Blancmange (1985)

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Settings

osc
1 saw -1 (Jupiter-8), unison 3, detune 27 cents, sub none, noise 0.05
filter
LP 24 dB/oct
cutoff
4063 Hz
resonance
0.46, drive 0.19
envelope
A 14 ms D 92 ms S 0.78 R 212 ms; sweeps open then closes on release; filter env amount 0.48
modulation
lfo sine 0.69 Hz to pw, glide 39 ms, mono
effects
Fairlight-native ambience, plate reverb, chorus, drive
notes
"No Wonder They Never Made It Back!" on Believe You Me builds around a synth lead line, brooding and spacious in character. Cut with the Believe You Me rig (Fairlight CMI, DX7, Jupiter-8, Pro-One, Emulator), the patch leans on a chorused, slightly detuned stack for width. The filter pumps gently with the rhythm section, and a touch of drive into the desk sits the part in the mix.

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  • Seedsystem