synth from “wanna be startin' somethin'” by michael jackson | ToneDB
wanna be startin' somethin'
michael jackson
synth
70% ai confidence
Tone Profile
The synth brass has a bright, punchy, and somewhat metallic quality, characteristic of early digital synthesizers. It's aggressive and cutting, designed to stand out in a dense mix.
Production Credits
Producer: Quincy Jones
Engineer: Bruce Swedien
Recorded at: Westlake Recording Studios, Los Angeles
Signal Chain
Instrument: Yamaha CS-80
Recording Notes
- The synth sound was likely created using a Yamaha CS-80, known for its rich and expressive sound design capabilities.
- The track features heavy use of the SSL console, contributing to the overall clarity and punch.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Yamaha CS-80 or a similar virtual instrument that emulates its sound.
- Use an EQ to boost the high frequencies and add some presence to the sound.
- Apply a compressor to even out the dynamics and add punch.
- Experiment with chorus or ensemble effects to widen the stereo image.
Recommended Gear
- Yamaha CS-80(synth)
- SSL 4000 G+ Console(channel_strip)
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