I am a newby in the synth field...
Any suggestions for useful literature or tutorials on "synths for dummies"?
Thanks a lot,
Rari
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Re: literature / tutorial synth
It is usually helpful to search the forum. See this thread, which might be what you are after:
http://www.norduserforum.com/nord-stage ... t7293.html
http://www.norduserforum.com/nord-stage ... t7293.html
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Re: literature / tutorial synth
Hi Rari,
Nord manuals for synths and Stages (which contain synth sections) contain chapters on synthesis. They are very general, and not all the same, but give good basic understanding. I like the ones in the G2 Modular and Wave manuals especially. Also, there are posts here in the forum with references to a Sound On Sound magazine series of articles (as I recall there are dozens of them) which are very detailed and in depth.
If you really want to blow your brain, check out Roland Kuit's Sound Lab I and II. Completing those courses is roughly equivalent to earning a Master's degree.
Bless,
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Nord manuals for synths and Stages (which contain synth sections) contain chapters on synthesis. They are very general, and not all the same, but give good basic understanding. I like the ones in the G2 Modular and Wave manuals especially. Also, there are posts here in the forum with references to a Sound On Sound magazine series of articles (as I recall there are dozens of them) which are very detailed and in depth.
If you really want to blow your brain, check out Roland Kuit's Sound Lab I and II. Completing those courses is roughly equivalent to earning a Master's degree.
Bless,
Pablo
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