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My first "synth" was the Korg DS-10 software on a DSi. It was very basic but let me familiarise myself with the basics of subtractive synthesis. This project
by skyyler 4y ago
My first "synth" was the Korg DS-10 software on a DSi.
It was very basic but let me familiarise myself with the basics of subtractive synthesis.
This project instantly made me think of DS-10 and VCV Rack.
Something in between this project and VCV Rack would be a fantastic tool for teaching synths to kids that can't yet be trusted with a real (expensive) synth.
It's a lot of fun to play with! This is a neat project!
- jacquesm 4y ago> teaching synths to kids that can't yet be trusted with a real (expensive) synth Over the years I've come to the conclusion that kids are about as trustworthy as adults with expensive gear, as long as you instruct them properly and point out that it is irreplaceable. I give my kids free reign on the stuff here including workshop tools and instruments, usually I'm around in the beginning to help out and keep them safe but once they have the routine and have proper fear of anything dangerous there isn't much point in hovering over them. So far so good, all fingers, toes, eyes and limbs accounted for. And all the stuff also still works. The adults however...