synth from “st. elmo's fire (man in motion)” by john parr | ToneDB
st. elmo's fire (man in motion)
john parr
synth
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Tone Profile
The synth lead has a bright, soaring quality, typical of mid-80s pop anthems. It's characterized by a combination of sawtooth and pulse waveforms, chorus, and a touch of reverb.
Production Credits
Producer: David Foster
Engineer: Humberto Gatica
Recorded at: Chartmaker Studios (Malibu, CA)
Signal Chain
Instrument: Roland Juno-106
Processing: Roland Dimension D, Lexicon 224
Recording Notes
- The synth sound is layered to create a thick, harmonically rich texture.
- Chorus and reverb are used to add depth and spaciousness to the sound.
- The Roland Juno-106 is known for its warm, analog sound and easy programmability.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a sawtooth waveform and a pulse waveform on a Roland Juno-106.
- Detune the oscillators slightly to create a chorus effect, or use a Roland Dimension D.
- Add a touch of reverb using a Lexicon 224 or similar reverb unit.
- Experiment with different filter settings to shape the tone.
Recommended Gear
- Roland Juno-106(synth)
- Roland Dimension D(pedal)
- Lexicon 224(other)
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