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Old 17.02.2005, 10:25 PM
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Juho....this is a good idea. If you'd like some info on how to design proper 80's style synth sounds let me know.

I think between us all....we could prob cover most genres....and most used sounds within those genres. This could potentially turn into an exciting project which would serve the online community very well.

Lets make it into a big PDF file.

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Agreed. Everything organised neatly into categories and sub headings, should be good if it gets done
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How about we start with basic subtractive synthesis. We can explain what each paramter does, and so on. . . . .
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Something which points out where the filter cutoff knob is would be good.
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Juho....this is a good idea. If you'd like some info on how to design proper 80's style synth sounds let me know.
yes!
i cant seem to get that clasic minimoog mono glide lead from the virus,
is it just because of the filter color?
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Old 18.02.2005, 01:09 PM
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1. First chapter only about basic functions of a synth and how different parameters affect the sound. Included are intuitive graphical diagrams and mp3 examples.
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Yea, how do make a CS80 emulation?

Good idea. SOS has good references you could, well, reference. Please have it edited. I'm a fucking maven.
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Um... Udenjoe, Get the CS80 software synth !

Its not too shabby at all
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the arturia one sounds nothing alike for my taste.
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Gots it. It's a fun one. I like clicking on those buttons. I barely know what it does.
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