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Moog SUB Phatty, bass

Tinitus · Alan Fitzpatrick / Single (2011)

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Contest: Moog SUB Phatty played bass on Tinitus by Alan Fitzpatrick (2011)

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Settings

osc
1 square -1, unison 1, detune 5 cents, sub sine -1
filter
LP 24 dB/oct
cutoff
253 Hz
resonance
0.3, drive 0.29
envelope
A 1 ms D 86 ms S 0.87 R 33 ms; quick snap open on each 909-locked note, closing fast into a mono growl; filter env amount 0.4
modulation
mono
effects
short slap delay only, kept mono and dry for club translation, drive
notes
The Tinitus bassline is a mono, 909-locked synth part built to sit under the kick: 1 square -1, filtered LP 24 dB/oct at ~253Hz cutoff, res 0.3. It carries the groove of the Insurgent Series, from his Drumcode-signed peak-time techno period. Synth: Moog Sub Phatty / Voyager, Elektron Analog Four, Access Virus TI, and TR-909 samples, the peak-time Drumcode-era rig.

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  • Seedsystem