Roland JD-800, lead
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Settings
- osc
- 2 saw detuned + 1 square, unison 3, detune 10 cents, sub none
- filter
- LP 24 dB/oct
- cutoff
- 2392 Hz
- resonance
- 0.26, drive 0.01
- envelope
- A 5 ms D 220 ms S 0.7 R 300 ms; moderate filter-envelope open on attack, settling to sustain; filter env amount 0.13
- modulation
- lfo sine 0.18 Hz to cutoff
- effects
- digital reverb hall, ping-pong delay, chorus, none
- notes
- Lead part for "Son of a Time Machine" (Fading Shades, 1995), a searching synth-rock lead synth-pop rock track. Built from 2 saw detuned + 1 square, 3-voice unison at 10 cents, through a LP 24 dB/oct filter around 2392 Hz with 0.26 resonance and a sine LFO on cutoff at 0.18 Hz. Treated with digital reverb hall, ping-pong delay, chorus, sitting on approximated from Michael Cretu and Jens Gad's mid-1990s work: Korg Wavestation/01W and Roland JD-800 layered over the older PPG Wave and Emulator II samples still in the rack for Fading Shades.
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- Seedsystem