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Roland JX-3P, lead

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Contest: Roland JX-3P played lead on Poing by Rotterdam Terror Corps (1998)

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Settings

osc
2 saw, wide detune, no sub-octave doubling so the bounce stays light, unison 2, detune 35 cents, sub none
filter
LP 24 dB/oct, resonant
cutoff
3200 Hz
resonance
0.6, drive 0.45
envelope
A 1 ms D 45 ms S 0.5 R 60 ms; short, sharp punch on every note that gives the riff its rubbery 'boing' character, closing fast between hits; filter env amount 0.7
modulation
lfo sine 6 Hz to pitch, glide 25 ms, mono
effects
short room reverb, kept dry enough that the bounce reads clearly against the kick pattern, drive
notes
The whole track is built around this one bouncy synth hook, a resonant, fast-envelope detuned saw stack with a light glide between notes that gives it its rubber-ball, 'poing' character. The filter snaps open hard on the attack and closes quickly, which is what makes the riff read as a bounce rather than a sustained lead.

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  • Seedsystem