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110 Creating a Hard-Sync Lead Sequential
Creating a Hard-Sync Lead
Here’s another classic sound: a hard-sync lead. A famous example of this
is “Let’s Go” by the Cars (performed on a Prophet-5). In this example
you’ll learn how to hard-sync the oscillators, pitch-modulate one of them
with an auxiliary envelope, then add effects.
To create a hard-sync lead:
1. Press the
global
button.
2. Use Soft Knob 1 to navigate to
basic program
and press Soft Button 1
(
write now
). As a shortcut, hold down the front-panel
transpose down
button and press the
latch
button.
3. In the mixer, turn up Oscillator 2 to 127. (Osc 1 is already at 127.)
4. In the
oscillators
section, set both oscillators to sawtooth.
5. On Oscillator 1, enable the
sync
1
button. (See page 19 for an expla-
nation of hard sync.)
6. Set Oscillator 1’s
octave
to 1. This will allow for a wide range of pitch
modulation in step 9.
7. In the
aux envelope
section, select
envelope
1.
8. i n the display, press Soft Button 1 (
aux
1
dest
) and use Soft Knob 1
to choose
osc
1
coarse freq
as the destination . This routes envelope
1 to modulate Oscillator 1 pitch according to its ADSR (attack, decay,
sustain, release) settings .
9. Set the auxiliary
env amount
to 127 and
attack
to 23,
decay
to 60,
sustain
to 100, and
release
to 65. This will set the amount and “shape”
of the modulation.
10. Play some notes. Classic hard-sync lead!
11. Experiment with Aux Envelope 1’s Attack, Decay, Sustain, and Release
settings to better understand how these affect the shape of pitch modu-
lation routed to Oscillator 1.