Roland XP-80, arp
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Settings
- osc
- 2 square -1, unison 1, detune 4 cents, sub none
- filter
- HP 12 dB/oct
- cutoff
- 4525 Hz
- resonance
- 0.35, drive 0.12
- envelope
- A 1 ms D 62 ms S 0.1 R 78 ms; ticking, near-percussive; filter env amount 0.2
- modulation
- lfo sh 6 Hz to cutoff, mono
- effects
- none, dry and tight, crush
- notes
- Arpeggio for "5000" (the Nellyville album, 2002), built on documented: Jason "Jay E" Epperson's turn-of-the-2000s St. Louis rig -- Korg Triton workstation for the main synth voices, a Roland XP-80 for pads and strings, an Ensoniq ASR-10 for chopped and resampled elements, sequenced into an E-mu SP-1200-descended drum program. Cutoff sits around 4525 Hz with 4 cents of detune across 1 voice, shaped to sit under Nelly's vocal in the 2002 St. Louis hip hop (Jay E production) mix without crowding the drum program. Producer credited: Nelly.
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- Seedsystem