Intro to Synthesis Part 2 - Types of Synthesis & Programming Examples

Details & All Parts: http://m.matrixsynth.com/2012/01/intro-to-synthesis-part-1-building.html

Category:

Music

Tags:

• synthesis
• Sound
• Electronic
• Electronic Music
• analog
• synths
• matrixsynth
• educational
• tutorial

[bboyfabolous1994]

all the secrets! right here! I LOVE YOU!

[raymangold22]

@djemptyx oh I do use digital synths (JP-8000 and JV-1080 being some of my favourites), but I think analog ones are more *fun*. Simply because the analog currents can do whatever they want at times. Whereas digital is more predictable.

[MichaelPanik]

54:35 lololderpstep

[opts9]

Quality!

[donaldjasoncrunk]

i love how pizza oriented these videos are.

[raymangold22]

@flyingsoundmachine Of course it's still relevant. If anything, this video demonstrates a lot of what contemporary music LACKS. A lot of folks go run out and grab a ROMpler instead of a real synthesizer.

Also there's really no such thing as a "digital" sound, you can have digital equipment generating sounds, but it becomes converted to analog.

Analog *synths* on the other hand are infinitely more fun in my opinion.

[flyingsoundmachine]

It's amazing how all of this is still totally relevant to contemporary music. When was the last time you heard a hip hop song or a pop song without some sort of digital sound being used? Electronic music is a force of nature.

[ThePellerhead]

this is amazing thank you!! have been advised look up sound synthesis but havent found anythin like this so im verry verry greatfull thankyou!!

[suitandtieguy]

this is so cool.