spiralsynthmodular/Examples/Tutorial4-AdditiveSynth.ssm

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1 31 Tutorial 3 - Additive Synthesis


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1 94 Additive synthesis works on the principle of building up sounds by combining simpler elements.


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1 95 In this case, two oscillators are used, one modulating the pitch of the other. This is known as


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1 10 Envelope 1


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1 10 Envelope 2


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1 80 Envelope 1 controls the amount of modulation that the second ocillator recieves,


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1 60 The second envelope shapes the amplitude of the final sound.


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1 28 frequency modulation, or FM.


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1 84 The first digital synths used this technique, such as the DX range of Yamaha synths.


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1 12 Oscillator 1


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1 12 Oscillator 2


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