synth from “axel f” by harold faltermeyer | ToneDB
axel f
harold faltermeyer
synth
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Tone Profile
The synth lead in "Axel F" features a bright, square-wave-based sound with a filtered, resonant edge. It's a classic 80s synth sound, clean and direct, with a percussive attack and a smooth sustain.
Production Credits
Producer: Harold Faltermeyer
Signal Chain
Instrument: Roland Jupiter-8
Recording Notes
- The original sound was created using a Roland Jupiter-8 synthesizer.
- The sound is characterized by its bright, square-wave timbre and resonant filter sweeps.
- The direct output of the synthesizer was likely used without additional amp modeling or cabinet simulation.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a square wave oscillator.
- Use a resonant low-pass filter to shape the tone, focusing on a bright but not harsh sound.
- Adjust the filter envelope to create a percussive attack.
- Add a touch of chorus or ensemble effect to thicken the sound.
- Use a clean, transparent EQ to fine-tune the brightness and clarity.
Recommended Gear
- Roland Jupiter-8(synth)
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