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Intro to Modular Synths 1 Session // 3 hours of hands on Instruction Since the late 1990s, there has been a huge resurgence in the popularity of the analog synthesizer. Many current producers who have started out with virtual synthesis systems (such as MAX/MSP, Pd, Reaktor, or Massive) are turning to the original artifact to produce a more authentic and unique sound. Rarely will two people arrive at the exact same result. The basic point of modular synths is this: you decide everything. In this course Matt Thibideau breaks down the ins and outs of how analog & digital synthesizers differ and how it's turned from a monolithic beast of a machine into a very portable and programmable instrument (eg mini moog). Here you'll learn about the function and application of various oscillators, filters, amplifiers, and envelope generators in a hands on class that encourages participation as developing your fundamental synthesis knowledge and skill set. |
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For the last 20 years, Matt Thibideau has been involved in making electronic music. He started off with his Moog Prodigy, a 4 track, and a drum machine. Matt dove into making electronic, industrial pop songs in 1989-1990. READ MORE!
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