This sound is a 4-second trance lead pluck in B minor built from a supersaw with seven detuned sawtooth waves, spread about 15 cents for a lush, shimmering texture. Each note, played as a 16th-note arpeggio at 138 BPM, features a fast attack and quick exponential decay on amplitude and a 24dB/oct low-pass filter sweeping from 6000Hz to 400Hz, creating a sharp pluck snap. The stereo image alternates panning slightly left and right per note. A dotted-eighth delay with feedback adds rhythmic depth, while subtle saturation and a high-pass filter at 150Hz remove low-end muddiness, rounding out the sound.
This lead pluck suits trance and other electronic genres around 138 BPM but can adapt to similar tempos. It works well layered with pads or basses, providing a clear melodic focal point. In a mix, watch for space in the mids and highs to let its detailed filter sweep and delay shine without clashing with vocals or other leads.