The goals of the course are to provide a familiarity with current methods of electronic/computer music synthesis and their theory of operation and design.… Read More Lippold Haken Electronic Music Synthesis Lectures (ECE 402)
This video, via AJH Synth, demonstrates recreating the classic ‘whistle’ lead sound of the ’70s & ’80s, from Isao Tomita and Tangerine Dream (Remote Viewing).… Read More Recreating Classic Tomita + Tangerine Dream ‘Whistle’ Patch
The concepts covered apply to essentially any vintage analog synthesizer.… Read More Learn Subtractive Synthesis With The Moog Mavis
Granular synthesis is a synthesis technique where we can assemble new sounds from very short “grains” of sound.… Read More Understanding Granular Synthesis
The free book, combined with the open source AudioKit Synth One, offers a fantastic introduction to synthesis, covering everything from how filters and oscillators work to the details of the harmonic series and microtonal music.… Read More Free Book Offers A Deep Introduction To Synthesis
Here’s an in-depth look at additive synthesis and how it compares to the subtractive synthesis approach.… Read More Additive vs Subtractive Synthesis Explained
Need some inspiration? Here are 13 ways to get more from your synth…… Read More 13 Ways To Get More Out Of Your Synthesizer
The video discusses the key differences between frequency modulation and ring modulation, how they sound and how they can be used.… Read More Frequency Modulation (FM) vs Ring Modulation
Modular Synthesis On The Moon is a tool for learning synthesis, a reference book and a gorgeous general introduction to Eurorack modular systems.… Read More New Book, Modular Sound Synthesis On the Moon, Offers A Comprehensive Introduction To Eurorack Modular Synthesizers
‘Patch & Tweak With Moog’ features a forward by composer and sound designer Hans Zimmer and 200 pages of synthesizer techniques, patch ideas, sound design tips, artist interviews, in-depth discussions with Moog engineers and Moog history.… Read More New Book, ‘Patch & Tweak With Moog’
