bass synth from “i can't go for that (no can do)” by hall & oates | ToneDB
i can't go for that (no can do)
hall & oates
bass synth
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Tone Profile
The bass synth tone is a deep, warm, and slightly percussive sound that provides a solid foundation for the song. It has a rounded attack and a sustained, almost organ-like quality.
Production Credits
Producer: Neil Kernon
Engineer: Bob Clearmountain
Recorded at: Electric Lady Studios, New York
Signal Chain
Instrument: Oberheim OB-Xa
Recording Notes
- The bass synth sound was created using an Oberheim OB-Xa, likely utilizing its multi-oscillator capabilities to create a thick and harmonically rich tone.
- The sound was likely recorded direct into the mixing console.
Recreation Tips
- Start with an Oberheim OB-Xa synth or a similar analog polysynth with multi-oscillator capabilities.
- Layer two or more oscillators, detuning them slightly to create a chorus-like effect and thicken the sound.
- Use a low-pass filter with moderate resonance to shape the tone and add warmth.
- Add a touch of chorus or phaser for subtle movement and depth.
- Compress the signal to even out the dynamics and add punch.
- Use EQ to carve out unwanted frequencies and further shape the tone.
Recommended Gear
- Oberheim OB-Xa(synth)
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