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Access Virus B, bass

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Contest: Access Virus B played bass on Number One by Clipz (2006)

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Settings

osc
2 saw -7 + 1 sub sine -12, unison 2, detune 5 cents, sub sine -1, noise 0.09
filter
LP 24 dB/oct
cutoff
82 Hz
resonance
0.29, drive 0.19
envelope
A 4 ms D 90 ms S 0.83 R 39 ms; punchy snap on each hit, tracking the groove; filter env amount 0.11
modulation
lfo sh 1.82 Hz to cutoff, glide 4 ms, mono
effects
short room, minimal, tight to the kick, none
notes
"Number One" (2006) (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 sub-anchored reese/wobble bass against amen-chopped breakbeats, fitted to the track's drum and bass feel.

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  • Seedsystem