This plucked chord features a Gm7 voicing with notes G3, Bb3, D4, and F4 rendered as detuned supersaw waves, each note having five slightly detuned voices spread across the stereo field. A 24dB/oct low-pass filter with a fast exponential decay sweeps the cutoff from 6000Hz down to 300Hz, creating the classic pluck effect. The amplitude envelope is percussive, with a very fast 2ms attack and a medium-short 400ms decay, complemented by a short release. The sound is warmed by tanh saturation and normalized to -3dB peak.
This chord pluck suits classic house and deep house genres, fitting tempos around 120-130 BPM where its rhythmic pluck can drive groove sections. It works well layered with pads or basses, adding harmonic texture without overpowering the mix. When mixing, watch for clarity in the midrange as the filter sweep can mask other elements if overused.