bass synth from “murder on the dancefloor” by sophie ellis-bextor | ToneDB
murder on the dancefloor
sophie ellis-bextor
bass synth
75% ai confidence
Tone Profile
A driving and punchy synth bass, with a slightly gritty and distorted edge that cuts through the mix. It provides a solid rhythmic foundation with a dark, late 90s/early 2000s electronic vibe.
Production Credits
Producer: Gregg Alexander
Engineer: Tom Elmhirst
Signal Chain
Instrument: Roland Juno-106
Recording Notes
- The bass synth sound is likely achieved through a combination of subtractive synthesis techniques.
- Emphasis on a saw or square wave with filter modulation and resonance.
- A touch of overdrive or distortion adds to the aggressive character.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a sawtooth or square wave on a Roland Juno-106 or similar analog synth.
- Use the filter to shape the tone, focusing on a resonant peak to emphasize the harmonic content.
- Add a subtle overdrive or distortion plugin to give the sound some grit.
- Experiment with filter envelopes or LFOs to create movement and interest.
- EQ to taste, carving out any muddiness in the low-mids and adding some brightness in the high frequencies.
Recommended Gear
- Roland Juno-106(synth)
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