is it right to say the three main types os synthesis are subtractive, additive and fm?
i know theres loads more new ones now but they were the fundamentals innit?
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 3:49 pm
by Samuel_L_Damnson
yea probs. like u say there are lots but those are the most common principles. additive synths might include hammond organs and stuff etc so are more common than u would expect.
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 4:04 pm
by nowaysj
Wavetable?
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 4:05 pm
by soronery
would put granular in that list as well
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 4:06 pm
by nowaysj
cyclopian wrote:
nowaysj wrote:
cyclopian wrote:They are the kinda guys that want ya to get in contact with them for these kind of things (I know its a very strange thing in our internet age hehe)
check this clip of them playing live (with matty g guesting on the drums)
proper local artist vibes
Okay, Matty G is on stage, he has drumsticks in his hands, but is he really playing the drums?
not sure what ya mean, its an electronic drum kit if thats what you're whinging about
The beat is not synched up when he is hitting the drums. Like he is playing the set, but it doesn't do anything to the beat. Maybe I'm tripping, though that has never happened before.
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 5:07 pm
by hubb
ezza wrote:safe lads
is it right to say the three main types os synthesis are subtractive, additive and fm?
i know theres loads more new ones now but they were the fundamentals innit?
yeah but mention the other ones too like granular imo
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 7:16 pm
by fragments
ezza wrote:safe lads
is it right to say the three main types os synthesis are subtractive, additive and fm?
i know theres loads more new ones now but they were the fundamentals innit?
Most modern samplers are practically synths w/ all their sound sculpting abilities. Depending on the purpose of the list, seems an over sight to leave this out.
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 7:21 pm
by ezza
the first part of my dissertation is on synthesis
probably just leave it out if i cant single out a couple main types
done a bit on modular and hard-wired
might just go into each different bit next so like, oscilator, filter, envelope etc
im so fucked my knowledge is so limited and im writing about synths like its a gcse textbook ffs
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 7:31 pm
by RKM
don't forget photosynthesis, very important these days
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 7:37 pm
by soronery
ezza wrote:the first part of my dissertation is on synthesis
probably just leave it out if i cant single out a couple main types
done a bit on modular and hard-wired
might just go into each different bit next so like, oscilator, filter, envelope etc
im so fucked my knowledge is so limited and im writing about synths like its a gcse textbook ffs
Can you stick it on here when you're finished, sounds like an interesting read
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 7:48 pm
by nowaysj
ezza wrote:im so fucked my knowledge is so limited and im writing about synths like its a gcse textbook ffs
Just fake it till you make it, but I don't need to tell you that.
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 9:02 pm
by cyclopian
nowaysj wrote:
cyclopian wrote:
nowaysj wrote:
cyclopian wrote:They are the kinda guys that want ya to get in contact with them for these kind of things (I know its a very strange thing in our internet age hehe)
check this clip of them playing live (with matty g guesting on the drums)
proper local artist vibes
Okay, Matty G is on stage, he has drumsticks in his hands, but is he really playing the drums?
not sure what ya mean, its an electronic drum kit if thats what you're whinging about
The beat is not synched up when he is hitting the drums. Like he is playing the set, but it doesn't do anything to the beat. Maybe I'm tripping, though that has never happened before.
I really dun know what you're on about haha the drum pads are clearly making sounds when he hits them with the drum sticks.
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 9:08 pm
by fragments
ezza wrote:the first part of my dissertation is on synthesis
probably just leave it out if i cant single out a couple main types
done a bit on modular and hard-wired
might just go into each different bit next so like, oscilator, filter, envelope etc
im so fucked my knowledge is so limited and im writing about synths like its a gcse textbook ffs
Good luck man I'll never ruin something I love again by studying it academically
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 9:37 pm
by ezza
nowaysj wrote:
ezza wrote:im so fucked my knowledge is so limited and im writing about synths like its a gcse textbook ffs
Just fake it till you make it, but I don't need to tell you that.
i could get a 1st in that
this shit is just too sciencey though. like bare graphs n shit and numbers. allow yourself books
and yeah fragments... i loathe anything audio related now
ive also stopped making music and pretty much stoped listening and dj'ing too
its a shame. hopefully get my love back after ive sacked it off for a year or two when i finish
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2015 9:47 pm
by fragments
^I studied writing at the graduate level...kept after it when I finished school for about 16 months...then took something like a 5 year break...a few little, creative things and some freelance professional writing during that period...but nothing solid creatively...that is also the time when I dove head first into learning how to make music with synths and drum machines so I was fairly distracted...it'll come back to you though : )
I finally started a project which combines music and words so I'm pretty stoked about that. And I'll be damned if any of those tight assed academics get their grubby hands on a demo or a free copy when its finished...
Also...thinking DSI Tetra w/ iPad App editor or Lemur might be next....four voice analog which can also double as a four voice analog drum machine with individual outs...seen lots of 'em go for 500USD on eBay recently...plus I've already got the iPad.
But I'm going to wait and see whats up at MusikMee (spl?!). Come on PolyBrute!
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2015 1:34 am
by nowaysj
cyclopian wrote:I really dun know what you're on about haha the drum pads are clearly making sounds when he hits them with the drum sticks.
Yeah, watched it again, alls well. Think the first time, the sound was way off the vid. Have been having troubles with ffx 36 and flash. My bad.
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2015 1:42 am
by nowaysj
fragments wrote:Also...thinking DSI Tetra w/ iPad App editor or Lemur might be next....four voice analog which can also double as a four voice analog drum machine with individual outs...seen lots of 'em go for 500USD on eBay recently...plus I've already got the iPad.
But I'm going to wait and see whats up at MusikMee (spl?!). Come on PolyBrute!
This dude, you gots to get THIS:
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2015 2:35 am
by fragments
^Yea. I saw that as well. I've got to do some research. My initial scanning of the experiences out with it said there was some kind of issue with it? I'd certainly consider that though as iPad isn't really knobs
I was super glad to be rid of the Mopho desktop because of programming it, but I've been missing the Dave Smith sound in my setup. Dat Curtis filter!
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2015 9:48 am
by soronery
fragments wrote:^Yea. I saw that as well. I've got to do some research. My initial scanning of the experiences out with it said there was some kind of issue with it? I'd certainly consider that though as iPad isn't really knobs
that does look pretty awesome
does the bcr take the place of a sequencer in anyway or is just a controller, so you'd need something like a beatstep to sequence on?
Re: Gear lust
Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2015 1:26 pm
by nowaysj
In that setup, I THINK it is just control, but if you've got a second bcr (another $150) you've got Zaquencer: