synth from “love is a battlefield” by pat benatar | ToneDB
love is a battlefield
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Tone Profile
A bright, pulsing synth pad with a slightly metallic and resonant character, creating a sense of urgency and atmosphere. It's harmonically rich with a touch of evolving modulation.
Production Credits
Producer: Neil Geraldo
Engineer: Peter Coleman
Recorded at: Studio 55, Los Angeles
Signal Chain
Instrument: Sequential Circuits Prophet-5
Recording Notes
- The synth sound was likely created using a Sequential Circuits Prophet-5, a polyphonic analog synthesizer known for its rich and warm sound.
- The pulsing effect might have been achieved by modulating the filter cutoff frequency with an LFO (Low-Frequency Oscillator) or by using the synth's built-in arpeggiator or sequencer.
- Subtle chorus or phasing effects may have been added in post-production to enhance the synth's stereo width and add a sense of movement.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a sawtooth or square wave on your synth.
- Use a resonant low-pass filter and modulate the cutoff frequency with a slow LFO for the pulsing effect.
- Experiment with chorus, phaser, or flanger effects to add depth and movement.
- Adjust the attack and release times of the amplifier envelope to shape the synth's sustain and release characteristics.
- Consider layering multiple synth voices to create a fuller and richer sound.
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