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Originally Posted by gangrena
Hi, it's my first post, so - Hello!
Can anyone help me to recreate this "airy", gorgeous sounding lead from Depeche Mode's "It's no good"? It is played in the beggining of the song, but it's more hearable from 1:34 to 1:43. I know it will be hard to do it, because it sounds very complicated. I tried many times, but without any satisfying effects.
Here's the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-QPvffO1gs
Ps. I strongly recommend this song for synth-crazy people, such as it is a really well-produced and great sounding song, filled with nice, analog synths.
Thx ! |
hey there - you got a good taste in music!
The video is not avaliable here,
but I guess you mean the main theme lead sound.
As far as I can hear it is made with a Wavestation + internal + external effects, layered with a Korg Trinity.
How to reproduce that with a virus... I can try to dial something like this up tonight, but I guess a square sync sound will make a good start. The metallic overtone shift can only be done by wave sequencing (or a wavetable drift, if your Virus has wavetables).
Or you go and buy the fabulous wavestation plugin from Korg and dial in sound 4 "mini lead" or the sound no.4 on another bank that I just don't have in my head right now, it's quite a famous Dave Smith sound also availabe on the Prophet VS