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Tone Profile
A melancholic and ethereal synth pad, characterized by its warm, resonant low-end and slightly detuned, chorus-like top end. It provides a haunting and atmospheric foundation for the song.
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Production Credits
Producer: Neil Davidge
Engineer: Lee Shepherd
Recorded at: Christ Church, Clifton, Bristol
Signal Chain
Instrument: Roland Juno-106Shop on Reverb
Recording Notes
- The synth sound is likely a combination of layered synth pads, possibly with slight variations in tuning or filter settings.
- Chorus and delay effects are used subtly to enhance the spaciousness and depth of the sound.
- The recording emphasizes the low-frequency content of the synth to create a warm and enveloping feel.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Roland Juno-106 or a similar analog polysynth.
- Create a basic sawtooth or square wave patch with a slow attack and release.
- Add a subtle chorus effect to create a sense of width and movement.
- Use a low-cut filter to remove any unwanted low-frequency rumble.
- Experiment with layering multiple synth patches to create a richer and more complex sound.
- Slight detuning between layers can enhance the chorus-like effect.
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