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Native Instruments Massive, lead

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Contest: Native Instruments Massive played lead on GNAR by Getter (2013)

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Settings

osc
3 saw supersaw stack, unison 4, detune 11 cents, sub none, noise 0.07
filter
HP 12 dB/oct into LP 24 dB/oct
cutoff
2500 Hz
resonance
0.44, drive 0.32
envelope
A 19 ms D 210 ms S 0.5 R 290 ms; brightens on the downbeat then settles; filter env amount 0.3
modulation
lfo tri 3 Hz to pitch, glide 110 ms
effects
ping-pong delay 1/8, hall reverb, crush
notes
The lead line on "GNAR" is a bright supersaw/FM hybrid, unison-spread and lightly pitch-modulated to cut through the brostep / dubstep mix without fighting the bass for low-mid space. Gear is approximated from Native Instruments Massive and Sylenth1, the default wavetable/subtractive combo for OWSLA-and-Firepower-era 2011-2013 brostep producers.

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Revision history

  • Seedsystem