Synth.Directory Creating the largest community driven synth knowledgebase

Roland D-50, keys

Love's a No · Kim Wilde / Single (1988)

Unverified Inferred from the knowledge base. Nobody has cited a source yet; one accepted source makes it POTENTIALLY, one grade A source or two grade B sources verify it

Contest: Roland D-50 played keys on Love's a No by Kim Wilde (1988)

What is wrong?

Reviewed by a person. Verified claims stay as they are until a reviewer decides.

Settings

osc
2 sine + 1 triangle (FM-style electric piano stack), unison 1, detune 17 cents, sub sine -1
filter
LP 12 dB/oct
cutoff
5246 Hz
resonance
0.05
envelope
A 2 ms D 364 ms S 0.5 R 633 ms; gentle bell-like decay, minimal movement; filter env amount 0.1
effects
digital stereo chorus, gated/plate reverb, occasional 1/8 delay slap on accents, none
notes
The electric-piano-style synth keys part on "Love's a No" (Close, 1988). 1988 Wilde-family production (Close): DX7 and Fairlight CMI in full glossy late-80s dress, Roland D-50-style layered pads. Built from 2 sine + 1 triangle (FM-style electric piano stack), shaped by a LP 12 dB/oct filter (gentle bell-like decay, minimal movement), finished with digital stereo chorus, gated/plate reverb, occasional 1/8 delay slap on accents.

Sources

No source yet. A claim needs one grade A source, or two independent grade B sources, to be verified.

Images

No free-licence image yet.

Who played it

Nobody credited yet.

Log in to add a credit

Samples

Recordings of the instrument set to these settings, made fresh by contributors. Never a clip of the record.

No sample yet.

Revision history

  • Seedsystem