Access Virus TI, bass

Instellingen

osc

2 saw -1 detuned, unison 2, detune 40 cents, sub square -1

filter

LP 24 dB/oct, acid-style resonance

cutoff

690 Hz

resonance

0.6, drive 0.7

envelope

A 3 ms D 120 ms S 0.82 R 120 ms; opens with the attack, settles under sustain; filter env amount 0.7

modulation

lfo square 5.8 Hz to cutoff, glide 30 ms, mono

effects

a wash of reverb pulled back under the arrangement, subtle delay, none

notes

The driving analogue bassline that carries the track on "Bumble's Collar", built from the harder, Perc Trax-era rig he was building through the late 2000s: a Roland-style 303-clone acid bassline, a Doepfer A-100 modular for movement, and an Access Virus TI for leads and pads, with the low end starting to pick up analogue grit. The bass line uses 2 saw -1 detuned, cutoff opened just enough to growl under the kick, and runs a wash of reverb pulled back under the arrangement, subtle delay for space. Confidence is inferred from Perc's well-documented gear and production era rather than a per-track breakdown.

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• 10 sep. 2026Seedsysteem