Roland SH-101, bass
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Settings
- osc
- 1 saw -1 + ring-modulated square, unison 1, detune 16 cents, sub square -1
- filter
- HP 12 dB/oct into LP 24 dB/oct
- cutoff
- 450 Hz
- resonance
- 0.35, drive 0.7
- envelope
- A 3 ms D 120 ms S 0.66 R 40 ms; opens with the attack, settles under sustain; filter env amount 0.3
- modulation
- mono
- effects
- mono, almost no reverb, a little tape-style delay for width, drive
- notes
- The driving analogue bassline that carries the track on "After Ball", built from the maturing industrial-techno studio around Bitter Music: the same modular/SH-101-style analogue core, now layered with harsher EBM-adjacent noise textures, sampled metal percussion and heavier saturation on the stabs and bass. The bass line uses 1 saw -1 + ring-modulated square, cutoff opened just enough to growl under the kick, and runs mono, almost no reverb, a little tape-style delay for width for space. Confidence is inferred from Perc's well-documented gear and production era rather than a per-track breakdown.
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- Seedsystem