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Akai Mpc60, bass

You'll Never Know What It Means · Bananarama / Single (1993)

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Contest: Akai Mpc60 played bass on You'll Never Know What It Means by Bananarama (1993)

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Settings

osc
1 saw -1 + 1 square -1, unison 1, detune 18 cents, sub square -1, noise 0.05
filter
LP 24 dB/oct
cutoff
806 Hz
resonance
0.18, drive 0.28
envelope
A 2 ms D 157 ms S 0.56 R 68 ms; short punchy pluck on the filter envelope; filter env amount 0.71
modulation
glide 49 ms, mono
effects
light chorus, short slap delay, minimal reverb, drive
notes
A sawtooth+square synth bass carries the low end of "You'll Never Know What It Means", driven lightly for the extended reflective cut; the amp envelope is kept short and punchy so it sits under the drum machine rather than sustaining through it.

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  • Seedsystem