Forgive me Lord, For I have Synth

[RUSSLA]

Easily the most indepth look at how subtractive synthesis started and how it works. From Reddit!

http://alijamieson.co.uk/2015/04/forgive-me-lord-for-i-have-synth-a-guide-to-subtractive-synthesis/

 

[MARKLAR]

will have a look

nice one synthia

 

[RUSSLA]

It's really thorough and i'm sure it'll help some newbs get their head around things with the GIFs and screenshots

 

[logikz]

Nice one russ , reading that on the bus , later tonight

 

[Vanden]

http://www.soundonsound.com/search?url=/search&Keyword="synth+secrets"&Words=All&Summary=Yes

This is a website I used a lot for my dissertation, lots of information on synthesising different sounds, for example different plucked and bowed string instruments, drums, cymbals etc.

 

[RUSSLA]

http://www.soundonsound.com/search?url=/search&Keyword="synth+secrets"&Words=All&Summary=Yes

This is a website I used a lot for my dissertation, lots of information on synthesising different sounds, for example different plucked and bowed string instruments, drums, cymbals etc.

That's decent nice one!

 

[Vanden]

That's decent nice one!

Unfortunately I deleted my bookmarks folder with even more in. I made a guitar pluck synthesiser as a test bench for a concurrent guitar tuner, I achieved a very rich and surprisingly realistic guitar tone using those techniques

 

[logikz]

the classic digital and spirit knock-bass is actually a guitar sampled to tape and then played through the sampler with two keys (C and C#) at once, which gave it some fantastic movement, i read one of them say on DOA (probably spirit).