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Access Virus TI, lead

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Contest: Access Virus TI played lead on Daytona Beach by Stephan Bodzin (2007)

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Settings

osc
3 saw -12, unison 4, detune 26 cents, sub none, noise 0.066
filter
LP 24 dB/oct
cutoff
2755 Hz
resonance
0.29, drive 0.074
envelope
A 6 ms D 295 ms S 0.476 R 245 ms; gradual sweep open over the first bar, held for the rest of the phrase; filter env amount 0.353
modulation
lfo tri 2.699 Hz to cutoff
effects
shimmer reverb + 1/16 ping-pong delay, none
notes
On "Daytona Beach", the melodic hook runs 3 saw -12 through a LP 24 dB/oct filter at ~2755Hz cutoff, res 0.29; the filter envelope gradual sweep open over the first bar, held for the rest of the phrase. Polyphonic, glide 0ms, treated with shimmer reverb + 1/16 ping-pong delay. Synth: approximated from Stephan Bodzin's mid-2000s Bremen-sound productions: Access Virus TI-era virtual-analog synths and Elektron/Roland drum-machine backing, in the DJ Hell-tagged 'Bremen sound' Systematic/Herzblut/Get Physical circle; undocumented for this specific track

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  • Seedsystem