synth from “all these things that i've done” by the killers | ToneDB
all these things that i've done
the killers
synth
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Tone Profile
This synth lead has a bright, slightly distorted character with a prominent attack and a somewhat metallic edge, providing a catchy hook in the song. It’s reminiscent of early 2000s indie rock synth sounds.
Production Credits
Producer: Alan Moulder
Engineer: Mark Gray
Recorded at: The Studios at Palladium House, London
Signal Chain
Instrument: Access Virus
Recording Notes
- The synth sound is likely a digitally modeled sound, possibly from a virtual analog synthesizer.
- The distortion is likely achieved through internal synth effects or post-processing.
- A bright EQ curve probably enhances the higher frequencies to give it presence in the mix.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a sawtooth or square wave on a virtual analog synth.
- Add a touch of distortion or overdrive to give it some edge.
- Use a high-pass filter to clean up the low end and prevent muddiness.
- Apply a bright EQ boost in the high frequencies to enhance clarity.
- Experiment with chorus or phaser effects to add width and movement.
Recommended Gear
- Access Virus(synth)
- Moog Minimoog(synth)
- Arturia Mini V(synth)
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