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There's nothing like a good C4 preset that sounds just like a classic synth. Mark Neary has captured the 80s synth bass-style sound as performed by Bob Christianson on Chaka Khan's hit "What Cha Gonna Do For Me". He gets razor-close with our pedal, utilizing a sine + saw wave combo, some mild distortion, and a 2-pole lowpass filter on the sine oscillator. Hear it for yourself! @markneary1, thanks for putting this video together. Sounds great in a studio mix!
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4/6/2020 06:13:33 am
Thank you Mr Neary firstly for showing that surprisingly convincing synth bass tones can be crafted and performed using the C4 and especially for sharing them. Such things are subjective of course but it’s hard to argue with songs found to resonate so widely. It’s hard to argue with hits and the talent of those who created them. Leave a Reply. |
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