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Moog Minimoog, lead

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Contest: Moog Minimoog played lead on No More Heroes by The Stranglers (1977)

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Settings

osc
1 saw + 1 square, unison 2, detune 12 cents
filter
LP 24 dB/oct
cutoff
4000 Hz
resonance
0.4
envelope
A 1 ms D 60 ms S 0.4 R 90 ms; fast, aggressive runs with a bright, snarling attack
modulation
glide 40 ms, mono
effects
light chorus, drive
notes
Dave Greenfield's rapid Minimoog runs cut across the punk rhythm section, one of the clearest examples of a synthesizer functioning as a lead instrument in the punk era, pushed with a touch of drive for that snarling edge. Greenfield's Minimoog use with The Stranglers is well documented in interviews and equipment retrospectives. Play it fast and aggressive with quick glides between runs.

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  • Seedsystem