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Roland SH-101, lead

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Contest: Roland SH-101 played lead on You're Mine by Charlotte de Witte (2015)

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Settings

osc
3 saw -1 unison acid stack, unison 3, detune 11 cents, sub none, noise 0.02
filter
LP 24 dB/oct, TB-303-style resonant sweep
cutoff
3309 Hz
resonance
0.81, drive 0.5
envelope
A 2 ms D 177 ms S 0.44 R 196 ms; classic acid sweep, envelope opens the cutoff hard on accented steps then decays into the next note; filter env amount 0.78
modulation
lfo tri 0.51 Hz to cutoff, glide 44 ms, mono
effects
1/8 dotted delay + short plate reverb, filtered dark so it sits under the kick, none
notes
The acid lead line on "You're Mine" (You're Mine) is the melodic synth hook that made the Oscar and the Wolf collaboration a Belgian radio hit. Built from 3 saw -1 unison acid stack, pushed through a lp 24 db/oct, tb-303-style resonant sweep filter around 3309 Hz with 0.81 resonance, then left clean for grit and glued into the mix with 1/8 dotted delay + short plate reverb, filtered dark so it sits under the kick.

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  • Seedsystem