no, the new waveform is shaped based on the ADSR envelope. The ADSR, also, in the instance of osc generation and shaping is relative to amplitude. The decay is the decay of the attack of the amplitude envelope, so has a direct relationship to the waveform's amplitude.
I have a question - I have an LFO rate based bass patch and the problem is that the attack of the bassnote (beginning of a note) keeps changing. from low frequency to high. I want to keep the high frequency start only but I dont want the sound to change. How can I do that?
it is true the tuts are a little slow, but they're very good and you explain what you're doing, and it means you can eat ya lunch whilst watching, cheers for your help
that's nice, because I never touch the synth, I always make use of sampler, coz I'm unable to come with decent sounds out from my synth, whatever I try do :)
that was very good im acquainted with the subtractor and already knew about envelopes but your video really showed off the possibilties that one has to shape sounds by mixing the right waveform with matching envelope
one can also see u know what ur doing and talking about
I have all the parameters copied at say, 10:36 but my synth sounds nothing like that.
Akolyte01 1 year ago
your tuts on subtractor are such a fantastic resource for beginners like myself. thanks so much.
jul1un23 1 year ago
THIS WHAT I BEEN LOOKING FOR THANKS SO MUCH ......KEEP IT UP!!!!
BIGBOIFLAWDA 1 year ago
thank you. my biggest hardship with reason are constructing lush pads with using presets. you made it very understandable.
answer3a3 1 year ago
permit me disagree with something you say in 4:00 to 6:00.
the decay is not an amplitude level or a peak
amplitude doesn't go down from 1 to the decay level
the ADSR faders positions don't necessarily look like the shape of the actual wave
vitobasso 1 year ago
A, D and R are actualy time intervals, only S is an amplitude level (maybe, more precisely, a proportion to the peak level)
A is the time amplitude takes to go from 0 to peak level
D is the time to go down from peak to S level
S is the level it stays after A and D times end, while you're still pressing the key
(S at maximum means equals peak)
the peak level on the other hand is only determined by the patch level
*wikipedia helped me
vitobasso 1 year ago
@vitobasso
no, the new waveform is shaped based on the ADSR envelope. The ADSR, also, in the instance of osc generation and shaping is relative to amplitude. The decay is the decay of the attack of the amplitude envelope, so has a direct relationship to the waveform's amplitude.
Samplecraze 1 year ago
good tuts, great humour... thx!
X80band 1 year ago
I have a question - I have an LFO rate based bass patch and the problem is that the attack of the bassnote (beginning of a note) keeps changing. from low frequency to high. I want to keep the high frequency start only but I dont want the sound to change. How can I do that?
tumbaleele 2 years ago
good stuff
lightswitchlarry 3 years ago
it is true the tuts are a little slow, but they're very good and you explain what you're doing, and it means you can eat ya lunch whilst watching, cheers for your help
gezzlavin 3 years ago
thank you very much
techniqueDUBLIN 3 years ago
that's nice, because I never touch the synth, I always make use of sampler, coz I'm unable to come with decent sounds out from my synth, whatever I try do :)
helped a lot !
MAFlOTU 3 years ago
amazing help man ignore everyone saying you go to slow and what not, learnt so much thankyou
siris87 4 years ago
thankyou
propastitchazdotcom 4 years ago
Excellent Tutorials!! Greetings from Germany!
Nowawes 4 years ago
setllefornothink, just press tab and it will show the back.
FireEscapeFiction 4 years ago
i thought you channel was cool stop over and view mine. if you wouldn`t mind subscribing to my channel i do the same and subscribe to yours.
websiteguru 4 years ago
This is a rather noob question of me, but i dont have a manual..
How do i get to see the back of the synths, so i can connect them to each other ect?
settlefornothink 4 years ago
good job. thank you
fatihturk 4 years ago
i thought sub's voices are plastic before i watch this video ..but i see that u create some nice tunes..thanks for upload..nice video
insectism 5 years ago
man you make a lot of sense out of all the crazyness, Before this I was allways just tweakin and hoping now I`ve sort of got an Idea ,sort of ! Thanx
johnwally 5 years ago
Thnx for the prop.
Yes I will continue this series. Lfos and then the mod matrix.
Glad you like it.
Samplecraze 5 years ago
Thx a lot man, that's a real good tutorial.
keep up the good work
goqu 5 years ago
that was very good im acquainted with the subtractor and already knew about envelopes but your video really showed off the possibilties that one has to shape sounds by mixing the right waveform with matching envelope
one can also see u know what ur doing and talking about
are u going to continue ur subtractor series?
im really looking forward to the lfo section
finkster101 5 years ago