Recreating this lead with SP?

[typhy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc6QkxCJ ... re=related

To me it sounds like it was made on a soft synth.
I have a hard time creating leads with my SP (I only make hiphop and R&B music).

I was wondering if you could make this lead on SP.

[nathanscribe]

A quick listen suggests a square wave with a fairly open filter, maybe a little resonance, glide, a touch of LFO on the pitch via the mod wheel, high sustain on the envelopes, slightly soft attack and release times, and maybe - maybe - a 2nd osc which is either slightly detuned from the 1st using the same settings, mixed in a little quieter perhaps, or an octave above. But then there's external processing like chorus, delay and EQ and a touch of reverb.

Just a quick listen, mind, I didn't scrutinise it for a long time. But that's a starting point. External effects make a lot of difference with simple patches.

[stiiiiiiive]

You may want to switch osc sync too...

[thealien666]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc6QkxCJ ... re=related

To me it sounds like it was made on a soft synth.
I have a hard time creating leads with my SP (I only make hiphop and R&B music).

I was wondering if you could make this lead on SP.

I would help you, but you don't seem to check back and comment on your earlier posts. What about the one, to which I replied, where you asked how to recreate a bass line sound on your LP ?
Have you forgot about it ? Here's a link to refresh your memory...
http://www.moogmusic.com/forum/viewtopi ... =7&t=12599

[muksys]

I would help you, but you don't seem to check back and comment on your earlier posts. What about the one, to which I replied, where you asked how to recreate a bass line sound on your LP ?
Have you forgot about it ? Here's a link to refresh your memory...
http://www.moogmusic.com/forum/viewtopi ... =7&t=12599

Haha, right? this guy...

Or just get in and figure it out. An LP/SP is not that hard to master.