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Roland Juno-106(S), keys

Altitude (Thesis Statement) · Getter / Single (2015)

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Contest: Roland Juno-106(S) played keys on Altitude (Thesis Statement) by Getter (2015)

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Settings

osc
Rhodes-style FM electric piano, unison 3, detune 5 cents, sub none
filter
LP 12 dB/oct, gentle
cutoff
4750 Hz
resonance
0.23, drive 0.12
envelope
A 15 ms D 750 ms S 0.55 R 900 ms; soft open on note attack; filter env amount 0.25
modulation
lfo sine 5.5 Hz to amp
effects
chorus + short plate reverb, tremolo-like amp LFO, none
notes
"Altitude (Thesis Statement)" leans on an electric-piano-style synth part, gentle filtering and light chorus giving it a warmer, more melodic texture than Getter's usual dubstep work. Gear is approximated from Roland Juno-106-style analogue pads and Rhodes-style electric piano patches, softer and warmer than his dubstep work under the Planet Neutral alias.

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Revision history

  • Seedsystem