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Who was the first to use the famous "Supersaw Lead"?! Was it Rank 1 in Superstring? (pg. 2)
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| Demoted |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dance123
Hi,
Anybody can give a list of artists and there track from '99 and before who used the "Supersaw Lead" like in Rank 1's "Superstring"?!
And who is OOTB? |
lol
The Beach Boys. OOTB was their gangster rap pseudonym. |
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| Nell |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dance123
Hi,
Anybody can give a list of artists and there track from '99 and before who used the "Supersaw Lead" like in Rank 1's "Superstring"?!
And who is OOTB? |
OUT OF THE BLUE |
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| Demoted |
| quote: | Originally posted by Nell
OUT OF THE BLUE |
Yeah, way before SOOC, Straight Out Of Compton. They had some ing awesome supersaw synths too in Da Police. |
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| SYSTEM-J |
I'm slightly confused as to what defines a supersaw, because people in this kind of thread seem to refer to any generic trance synth as a supersaw.
I was always under the impression that it was one of this big, fuzzy synth sounds that fill up space, a la:
Airscape - L'esperenza (Tiesto Remix)
Rank 1 - Awakening
Cygnus X - Superstring (Rank 1 Mix)
Future Breeze - Temple of Dreams
...and so forth. Out of the Blue and other typical Ferry productions have a synth sound which I've never considered a supersaw. However, as I've no experience of synths and all my knowledge is observational, can someone clear this up? |
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| alexlosy |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dance123
Hi,
Anybody can give a list of artists and there track from '99 and before who used the "Supersaw Lead" like in Rank 1's "Superstring"?!
And who is OOTB? |
Meh? :conf: ? :conf: ???? :conf:
"ootb" OUT OF THE BLUE maybe...... ;) |
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| Zoso |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dance123
Hi,
Anybody can give a list of artists and there track from '99 and before who used the "Supersaw Lead" like in Rank 1's "Superstring"?!
And who is OOTB? |
Ton TB's cousin? |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| quote: | Originally posted by Demoted
Yeah, way before SOOC, Straight Out Of Compton. They had some ing awesome supersaw synths too in Da Police. |
Yeah, I can just picture that.
"You are about to witness the power of street knowledge."
*Monstrous supersaw melody kicks in* |
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| Demoted |
[serious]
Current tracks with giant ing supersaw synths:
Thomas Bronzwaer - Shadow World (original)
Sayla - Majestic (Arizona vs. Passiva remix)
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| Demoted |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Yeah, I can just picture that.
"You are about to witness the power of street knowledge."
*Monstrous supersaw melody kicks in* |
:eyespop: |
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| paranoik0 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
The oldest blatant example I can think of right now is Albion's Air from '97 but there's bound to be some before that... |
which is strange because i still love it yet i can't stand anymore almost any track with supersaws :wtf:
(but then again Air uses it in a completely different way, i'm assuming the supersaw sound you're talking about isn't the lead but that kinda-pad that is played once in a while) |
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| alexlosy |
| quote: | Originally posted by Demoted
[serious]
Current tracks with giant ing supersaw synths:
Thomas Bronzwaer - Shadow World (original)
Sayla - Majestic (Arizona vs. Passiva remix)
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Shadow world is foooookin awsome!
That is the true supersaw synth... :disbelief |
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| Dance123 |
OK, forget the Beach Boys for now and think '99 (and before) trance. Which bands used that supersaw lead like Rank 1 did.
So far I only have 2 names I came up myself:
1/ Rank 1 - Superstring (as mentioned)
2/ System F (Ferry Corsten) - Out of the Blue (more an arpeggio lead then a stab lead like Rank 1 actually)
Add to this list please.. |
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