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Analog Synthesizer

  • 04-11-2011 11:31pm
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    Duke Leonal Felmet
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,520 ✭✭✭


    I have been very intrigued by these instruments for years, particularly the 70's style found on Pink Floyd albums, and the like. I have Reason and Ableton, along with a couple of midi controllers, so technically I have the capability of emulating these sounds, and I would seriously consider investing in actual devices, save for one thing.

    I haven't a bloody clue how they work. I look at this on Reason:

    closeup_subtractor_500.jpg

    and think 'wtf....'. I mess around with the knobs, but I rarely get anywhere.

    I want to learn. Please direct me to any sites, videos or books that helped you in learning about the fundamentals of analog synth.

    Thanks.


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