spiralsynthmodular/Examples/Tutorial3-SubtractiveSynth.ssm

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1 34 Tutorial 3 - Subtractive synthesis


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1 84 Similar in design to the previous patch, this one includes a new module, the filter.


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1 63 Filters provide the subtractive element of synths of this type,


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1 85 by filtering out harmonics from the source signal in a way that changes through time.


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1 81 The modules here are minimised, click on the icons to get access to the controls.


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1 92 Because the sound characteristic is defined by the filter, it is best to use a source signal


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1 74 that contains as many harmonics as possible, a sawtooth wave in this case.


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1 82 This is a very early form of synthesis which was used on some of the first synths,


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1 74 such as Bob Moog's. For this reason we use the Moog filter emulation here.


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