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Roland JD-800, pad

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Contest: Roland JD-800 played pad on One Thing Leads to Another by Pet Shop Boys (1993)

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Settings

osc
2 saw + choir wave -10, unison 2, detune 19 cents, sub none, noise 0.05
filter
LP 12 dB/oct
cutoff
999 Hz
resonance
0.27, drive 0.06
envelope
A 359 ms D 95 ms S 0.18 R 630 ms; envelope opens then closes on each note; filter env amount 0.36
effects
tempo-synced delay, subtle reverb, chorus
notes
On this Very-era synth-pop track, a string-machine-style pad sustains the chord bed beneath the vocal. Built from 2 saw + choir wave -10 through a LP 12 dB/oct filter (envelope opens then closes on each note), it sits in the mix true to the period's Roland JD-800 and Korg Wavestation/M1 digital synths under Stephen Hague-driven productions.

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  • Seedsystem