Access Virus B, lead

Wake Up Call · Clipz / Single (2003)

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Settings

osc: 2 saw + 1 square, unison 3, detune 14 cents, sub none
filter: LP 24 dB/oct
cutoff: 2372 Hz
resonance: 0.29, drive 0.13
envelope: A 8 ms D 88 ms S 0.41 R 136 ms; punchy snap on each hit, tracking the groove; filter env amount -0.11
modulation: lfo tri 1.25 Hz to cutoff, glide 22 ms, mono
effects: chorus + short delay, sits above the bass, none
notes: "Wake Up Call" (2003) (standalone single). Built on Novation Supernova/K-Station and Access Virus B-style hardware synths over Reason's Subtractor/Malstrom, run through a jump-up/tech-step DnB desk with amen and reese-driven breakbeats, carrying a saw-stack lead/hook line against amen-chopped breakbeats, fitted to the track's drum and bass feel.

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Revision history

10 Sep 2026Seedsystem