synth from “just can't get enough” by depeche mode | ToneDB
just can't get enough
depeche mode
synth
75% ai confidence
Tone Profile
Classic 80s synth-pop lead sound, bright and catchy with a slightly detuned, chorus-like effect. The tone is relatively simple, focusing on a strong fundamental frequency with some subtle harmonic richness.
Production Credits
Producer: Daniel Miller
Engineer: John Fryer
Recorded at: Blackwing Studios, London
Signal Chain
Instrument: ARP 2600
Processing: Roland CE-1
Recording Notes
- The ARP 2600 was a staple synth in early Depeche Mode recordings.
- Roland CE-1 chorus was used to add width and movement.
- Early Depeche Mode production favored clean, direct synth sounds.
Recreation Tips
- Start with an ARP 2600 or ARP 2600 emulation.
- Use a sawtooth or square wave as your starting point.
- Add a slight detune or unison effect to thicken the sound.
- Apply a Roland CE-1 chorus effect to add width and shimmer.
- EQ to taste, focusing on a bright, clear tone.
Recommended Gear
- ARP 2600(synth)
- Roland CE-1(pedal)
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