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Sure, they may make some cool noises That is the point of making music. The rest is exhaust fumes. You don’t have to know how something works to know how it
by brudgers 2y ago
Sure, they may make some cool noises
That is the point of making music.
The rest is exhaust fumes.
You don’t have to know how something works to know how it sounds.
And nobody ever danced to a lecture on signal flow.
- weatherlight 2y agoAgain, the OPs post is an introduction to synthesis. Good luck finding those “sounds.”
- brudgers 2y agoYou don’t have to know theory to make acid with a TB-303, i.e. the subtractive synth that changed music the most.
- weatherlight 2y agoNot every one has a 303, Maybe they want to take that cheap Behringer mono synth and do acid on that? one could argue what made it great was that it only has 5 parameters that affects it's sound and it's sequencer, (and it was a total flop financially for Roland and could bought 2nd hand for like 50 bucks in Detroit. and dance music is better for it!) and as per the subtractive synth that change music the most...I'm going to go with Moog or mini-Moog, without them there's no 303, 101, Juno, Jupiter, etc. I love me some good acid-house though, and much rather have a 303 then a mini-moog. :)
- brudgers 2y agomuch rather have a 303 then a mini-moog Thanks to Uli, I can afford the both. And a 2600, etc.