synth from “bizarre love triangle” by new order | ToneDB
bizarre love triangle
new order
synth
75% ai confidence
Tone Profile
A bright, evolving synth lead with a chorus-like modulation. The sound is clean and clear, providing a melodic and rhythmic anchor to the song.
Production Credits
Producer: Stephen Hague
Engineer: Michael Johnson
Recorded at: Amazon Studios, Liverpool, UK
Signal Chain
Instrument: E-mu Emulator II
Processing: Roland Dimension D
Recording Notes
- The Emulator II was used extensively by New Order for its sampling capabilities and distinctive sound.
- The Roland Dimension D chorus was likely used to add width and subtle movement to the synth lead, creating a lush, atmospheric effect.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a sampled or synthesized sawtooth waveform.
- Use the Roland Dimension D chorus (or a similar chorus effect) to add depth and width to the sound.
- Adjust the filter cutoff and resonance to shape the tone and create movement.
- Experiment with envelope settings to control the attack and decay of the sound.
Recommended Gear
- E-mu Emulator II(synth)
- Roland Dimension D(pedal)
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