bass synth from “99 luftballons” by nena | ToneDB
99 luftballons
nena
bass synth
75% ai confidence
Tone Profile
A classic synth bass sound with a slightly buzzy and resonant character, typical of early 80s new wave. The tone is relatively clean and punchy, providing a solid foundation for the song.
Production Credits
Producer: Manfred Praeker
Engineer: Reinhold Heil
Recorded at: Spliff Studio, Berlin
Signal Chain
Instrument: Roland Jupiter-8
Recording Notes
- The bass synth sound was likely recorded directly into the mixing console.
- EQ and compression were likely applied during mixing to enhance the punch and clarity of the bass.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a sawtooth wave on a Roland Jupiter-8 or similar analog synth.
- Adjust the filter cutoff and resonance to achieve a buzzy but defined tone.
- Use a short attack and decay envelope for a punchy sound.
- Apply slight compression to even out the dynamics and add sustain.
- Consider adding a touch of EQ to boost the low-end and high-mid frequencies for clarity.
Recommended Gear
- Roland Jupiter-8(synth)
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