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Spectrasonics Omnisphere, lead

The Greater Light To Rule The Night · Armin van Buuren / Single (2021)

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Contest: Spectrasonics Omnisphere played lead on The Greater Light To Rule The Night by Armin van Buuren (2021)

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Settings

osc
Serum wavetable supersaw + Spire doubling layer, unison 5, detune 17 cents, sub none
filter
LP 24 dB/oct
cutoff
5625 Hz
resonance
0.21, drive 0.15
envelope
A 2 ms D 95 ms S 0.8 R 360 ms; modern melodic-techno/big-room open, tighter unison than the 2010s lead; filter env amount 0.28
modulation
lfo sine 5.662 Hz to pitch
effects
short hall, 1/8 delay, subtle saturation, none
notes
The main synth line on "The Greater Light To Rule The Night" (a non-album single), built in the modern melodic-techno/big-room hybrid he settled into on Feel Again and Breathe. A detuned supersaw stack carries the topline, opening under a filter sweep into the drop. With Rank 1.

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  • Seedsystem