synth from “running up that hill (a deal with god)” by kate bush | ToneDB
running up that hill (a deal with god)
kate bush
synth
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Tone Profile
The synth sound is a blend of bright, resonant sawtooth waves and deep, moody pads, creating a unique and iconic sound. It’s characterized by its strong fundamental frequencies and subtle harmonic richness.
Production Credits
Producer: Kate Bush
Engineer: Del Palmer
Recorded at: Abbey Road Studios, London
Signal Chain
Instrument: Fairlight CMI
Recording Notes
- The song's synth sound is mainly created by the Fairlight CMI and PPG Wave 2.2 synthesizers.
- The Fairlight CMI was used for its sampling capabilities and unique sound design possibilities.
- The PPG Wave 2.2 contributed with its wavetable synthesis, adding complex and evolving textures.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a sawtooth wave on a modern synthesizer.
- Experiment with wavetable synthesis to create movement in the sound.
- Layer a sampled sound for added texture and depth. Use the original synths or modern emulations.
Recommended Gear
- Fairlight CMI(synth)
- PPG Wave 2.2(synth)
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