bass synth from “something about us” by daft punk | ToneDB
something about us
daft punk
bass synth
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Tone Profile
Warm, resonant, and slightly distorted analog bass synth sound, providing a solid foundation for the track. It's a classic, filtered, and slightly overdriven synth bass.
Production Credits
Producer: Daft Punk
Engineer: Nile Rodgers
Recorded at: Studio Daft, Paris
Signal Chain
Instrument: Yamaha DX100
Processing: E-mu SP-1200
Recording Notes
- The bass sound is likely created using a Yamaha DX100 synthesizer, known for its FM synthesis capabilities and use in creating distinctive basslines.
- The signal may have been processed through an E-mu SP-1200 sampler to add some grit and punch.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Yamaha DX100 or similar FM synthesizer.
- Create a sawtooth or square wave and experiment with FM synthesis to get a warm, resonant tone.
- Add a subtle overdrive or distortion to give the bass some edge.
- Use a filter to shape the tone and create movement.
- Consider running the signal through a sampler like the E-mu SP-1200 for added character.
Recommended Gear
- Yamaha DX100(synth)
- E-mu SP-1200(other)
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