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Old 12-04-2002
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understanding SOUND from SyNTH...
hey guys I am new to SYNTHS but i want to make trance music can someone EXPLAIN me how different sound is produced by all those effects in SYNTHS like.. what does POLY does also , transpose, lfo , oscilators... HOW DO THEY WORK what is the FASTEST way to learn how they work in order to produce your own SOUNDS ... THere is plenty of presets BUT many artists now make their own specific sounds ... i`m interesting in making different sounding LEADS and BASS LINES and other stuff like that. I don`t own any hardware SYNTH but i have a VST plugins like FM7 and ABSYNTH and i think they are simillar to HARD SYNTHS maybe with a little worse sound.. CAN SOMEONE HELP ME wITH THIS I can`t FIND any INFO ABOUT THAT...
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http://www.computermusic.co.uk/tutor.../a_sforbeg.asp

that site also has info on FM synthesis as well
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oh my GOD i think this is what i was looking for THANKS A LOT !! =o)
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