New England Digital Synclavier, lead
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Settings
- osc
- 2 saw + 1 square -1, unison 1, detune 16 cents, sub none
- filter
- LP 24 dB/oct
- cutoff
- 2409 Hz
- resonance
- 0.5, drive 0.1
- envelope
- A 18 ms D 347 ms S 0.66 R 124 ms; slow filter sweep opening across the phrase; filter env amount 0.65
- modulation
- lfo tri 3 Hz to pitch, glide 65 ms
- effects
- chorus, plate reverb (short pre-delay), 1/8 delay (low mix), chorus+drive
- notes
- The topline synth lead, cutting through the mix with a bright detuned stack. Voiced on Roland W-30 workstation (documented on 'Feel the CENTURY')-style patches typical of this record's production (WORLD GROOVE, 1994). Oscillator stack: 2 saw + 1 square -1, run through a LP 24 dB/oct filter with the envelope pushing cutoff for movement. Named for the sculptor Camille Claudel; the guitar-like tone on the track was built entirely on a synthesizer rather than tracked with a real guitar.
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- Seedsystem