Roland SH-101, fx
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Settings
- osc
- Chamberlin fx tape + MS-20 noise sweep, unison 1, detune 19 cents, sub none, noise 0.22
- filter
- BP 12 dB/oct
- cutoff
- 1750 Hz
- resonance
- 0.31, drive 0.15
- envelope
- A 468 ms D 666 ms S 0.4 R 1282 ms; MS-20 sweep across the transition; filter env amount 0.45
- modulation
- lfo sine 0.11 Hz to cutoff
- effects
- long hall, tape delay, none
- notes
- The synth fx layer builds the intro tension on "Overture for Berlin" on Intensive Care, built from the Roland SH-101, Korg MS-20 and Moog, layered with Mellotron, Wurlitzer, Hammond B3, ARP String Ensemble and Chamberlin documented for this era's production (Stephen Duffy). Envelope shaping favours a quick attack and a controlled release, typical of the record's rhythm-section discipline.
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- Seedsystem