Roland JV-1080, bass
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Settings
- osc
- 1 square -1 + sub sine -1, unison 1, detune 0 cents, sub sine -1
- filter
- LP 24 dB/oct
- cutoff
- 900 Hz
- resonance
- 0.4, drive 0.15
- envelope
- A 3 ms D 180 ms S 0.7 R 250 ms; fast open on transient, settles to sustained cutoff; filter env amount 0.5
- modulation
- mono
- effects
- dry, high-passed reverb only to avoid mud, drive
- notes
- Written for the progressive house / breakbeat trance of Sash!'s "It's My Life" (It's My Life – The Album, 1997), the second, breakbeat-trance single, not to be confused with the later ballad of the same era. The sub-driven synth bass is built on the era's documented gear (Roland JV-1080 (JD-800-style piano/brass patches), TR-909 drum machine, Novation Bass Station for sub bass), stacked as 1 square -1 + sub sine -1 through a LP24 filter with cutoff moved to fit the uptempo club groove.
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- Seedsystem