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Behringer PRO-ONE, bass

Waiting for a Train · Flash and the Pan / Single (1982)

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Contest: Behringer PRO-ONE played bass on Waiting for a Train by Flash and the Pan (1982)

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Settings

osc
1 square, unison 1, detune 0 cents, sub square -1
filter
LP 24 dB/oct, murky
cutoff
700 Hz
resonance
0.3, drive 0.15
envelope
A 1 ms D 30 ms S 0.9 R 40 ms; short pluck per note; filter env amount 0.25
modulation
mono
effects
short slap delay, none
notes
A deliberately flat, dry synth-bass pulse locked to the drum machine, part of Vanda and Young's spare, deadpan studio-only sound. The bass part is the whole harmonic engine of the track, played with almost no dynamic variation, letting the deadpan spoken vocal sit on top.

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  • Seedsystem