Roland SH-101, keys
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Settings
- osc
- 1 square -1 + white noise layer, unison 1, detune 24 cents, sub none, noise 0.25
- filter
- HP 12 dB/oct into LP 24 dB/oct
- cutoff
- 11300 Hz
- resonance
- 0.45, drive 0.4
- envelope
- A 1 ms D 105 ms S 0 R 75 ms; snapped shut fast on the attack; filter env amount 0.9
- effects
- short slap delay, no reverb, kept dry for club translation, fuzz
- notes
- A stabbed, rhythmic synth hit 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 stab line uses 1 square -1 + white noise layer, short amp envelope, filter snapped on each hit, and runs short slap delay, no reverb, kept dry for club translation for space. Confidence is inferred from Perc's well-documented gear and production era rather than a per-track breakdown.
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Revision history
- Seedsystem