synth from “thank u, next” by ariana grande | ToneDB
thank u, next
ariana grande
synth
Tone Profile
A lush and warm synth pad that provides a foundation for the track. The sound is smooth and full, with a gentle attack and long release, creating an atmospheric backdrop.
The Story
The synth pad on 'thank u, next' was produced by Tommy Brown and is believed to have utilized a Roland Juno-106 or similar analog synthesizer known for warm, lush textures. The sound features characteristic smooth attack and long release parameters typical of classic analog pad sounds, likely enhanced with chorus or ensemble effects and processed with EQ and compression during mixing.
Production Credits
Producer: Tommy Brown
Engineer: none
Recorded at: none
Signal Chain
Instrument: Roland Juno-106
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Roland Juno-106 or a similar analog synth with a rich and warm sound.
- Create a patch with a slow attack and long release to achieve a smooth pad sound.
- Use chorus or ensemble effects to add width and depth.
- Apply EQ to shape the tone, focusing on the low-mids for warmth and the high frequencies for clarity.
- Use gentle compression to even out the dynamics and add sustain.
Original Gear
- Roland Juno-106(synth)
Substitutions & Recommendations
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