Understanding Subtractive Synthesis (From Ableton to Hardware!)

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[yeshuamusic]

Would love to see you cover some more advanced techniques in synthesis!

[jello-tarzan]

Well done! Great teaching and video skills. Efficient, sober but all the audiovisual support needed. Thanks!
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[slik_p]

Super valuable content! It's the type of subject that took me a lot of time to realize I needed. Fundamental

[coloursandcloudsmusic]

Another very helpful tutorial. Your style of teaching is great and you have the ability of taking something that is daunting and making it seem achievable. I'm definitely going to start playing around with synthesis more instead of always relying on presets.

[aleo]

It feels like every single time I watch one of your videos I always have some super fun brand new thing to try out! Synthesis has always been a sort of dark art that I've never bothered to try to learn, but this was a very easy to follow and helpful starting point.

[abricot]

Thank you for this video mate ! Synthesis are not the easiest part of music composing, and know how to deal with them will help a lot of producers I think, thank you another great video !

[oscarwong]

Highly recommend Syntorial for learning subtractive synthesis by practice!! This video is a great primer to get started too

[diegobeccaris]

Soundesign Is so much fun!! Great stuff mate🙌

[whygilliams]

Awesome vid man! I still have presets to explore in ANA and PhasePlant but nothing beats building a real PHAT square bass patch from scratch in WT! :D Love from Sweden!

[bobtheman]

The ADSR settings is "what makes the difference between pluck and pad sounds." ❤

[scumdivision]

Great as always. Would be awesome to see some more bout synthesis. Never really got the hang to it and so I was always dependent from presets 😅

[harrythorne]

great video, would love to see more advanced synthesiser vids, particularly with ableton live stuff, keep at it will!

[DeveloVooshGWeb]

They are called an oscillator because they make soundwaves which oscillate