Frequency Modulation and Amplitude modulation in thor

Just me playing around with some ideas, and realising you don't need to use the fm pair to to have fm synthesis in thor (I realise this is fairly obvious to some people, but theres some interesting sounds created in the video anyway).

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Thor
• Reason4
• Reason
• FrequencyModulation
• AmplitudeModulation
• FM
• synthesis
• fmsynthesis
• gothtards

[MasterDarkarbiter]

I'll make youtube video's while less tired in the future.

[Fractal80Y]

hey nice,

yer ring mod/amp mod is really cool if you detune it from the carrier freq, thus it creates enharmonic tamberes.

happy synthesis dude ;)

[MasterDarkarbiter]

Thanks yeh sorry about the background sound not being terribly audible.

I might do a pad and or goa/psy leads/sounds tutorial next.

[MasterDarkarbiter]

In particular I'm really impressed with the (virtual) analog drift thing you can do (look on the tips of the back of thor) which sounds absolutely bloody great. 6-10 and you get a 90s style just little bit softer sound... that just makes any melody less repetitive. full on 20 you get tangerine dream really old sounding synth sound... and best part is you can have different oscillaters with different levels of drift. High attack on cutoff+lots of drift and high resonence

[MasterDarkarbiter]

On the low pass filter makes an awesome stab/pad. That just kind've gradually trembles as it moves up and just feels really powerful, yet not so artificial like some digital synths sound.

[matteo19]

I tried to watch this.. but your voice is so boring I almost slipped into a coma

[xVilleValoIsSexyx]

LOOOL !

liam (=