Roland JP-8000, pad
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Settings
- osc
- string machine ensemble, unison 4, detune 33 cents, sub sine -1, noise 0.05
- filter
- LP 12 dB/oct
- cutoff
- 2430 Hz
- resonance
- 0.19
- envelope
- A 1300 ms D 300 ms S 0.85 R 2070 ms; slow swell over the bar, no sharp attack; filter env amount 0.33
- modulation
- lfo sine 0.37 Hz to cutoff
- effects
- long lush chorus, big hall reverb, occasional tape-style delay, none
- notes
- A restrained pad underscores Boy George's guest verse. A pad part for "Why Go?" built with approximated from Rollo Armstrong & Sister Bliss's known work: they used a Roland JP-8000 for supersaw leads layered against Jupiter-6 pads, Korg MS-20 for resonant filter sweeps and Akai sampler stabs in this era (1997-1998 trance-tinged house). string machine ensemble through a LP 12 dB/oct filter (cutoff around 2430 Hz), shaped by the slow swell over the bar, no sharp attack.
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- Seedsystem