The closest analogy to modular is putting together your own pc from parts. You get all the components you need, and plug them in to a power supply in a case. Maybe down the road you decide to add a component, or upgrade, it’s easy to swap out.
Synthesis is not the automation of sound (4:05 in the video). Now, to be fair, you did specify immediately after that proper synthesizers did not appear until the end of the 1800's, when electronic sound generation became a reality with the Telharmonium. Very well said. But the word "synthesis" itself means "to put together", and that is in fact what these instruments allow us to do: to put sounds together, to create sounds by controlling and combining all of their individual elements. And that's the definition of synthesizer: an electronic musical instrument that allows the user to author timbre. I know, I know, it's one big nitpick haha. But you know, even just finding out about the etymology of a word can shed some new light on how we see certain things, or on how we approach them.
As a guy making with sequencers and synths I surely don’t adhere the “honest handmade” and “unplugged shows real skill” BS. And as a FM owner I don’t believe that true analog is better. But…. No matter what gear you use… have fun and experiment.
I can’t believe I could tolerate just over 3 minutes of the jump/cut style of editing employed in the production of this clip. It feels clumsy and it wrecks any ‘flow’ that it began with.
The closest analogy to modular is putting together your own pc from parts. You get all the components you need, and plug them in to a power supply in a case. Maybe down the road you decide to add a component, or upgrade, it’s easy to swap out.
Synthesis is not the automation of sound (4:05 in the video).
Now, to be fair, you did specify immediately after that proper synthesizers did not appear until the end of the 1800's, when electronic sound generation became a reality with the Telharmonium. Very well said.
But the word "synthesis" itself means "to put together", and that is in fact what these instruments allow us to do: to put sounds together, to create sounds by controlling and combining all of their individual elements. And that's the definition of synthesizer: an electronic musical instrument that allows the user to author timbre.
I know, I know, it's one big nitpick haha. But you know, even just finding out about the etymology of a word can shed some new light on how we see certain things, or on how we approach them.
Amazing video man 💙 production on another level, big ups
Thanks dude :)
I love the lighting here! It looks so good!!!
Thank you sir :)))
Thank you for the video, i love the synths. Greetings from Chile. subscribed :)
Glad you liked it! Welcome to the channel friend :)
quality video. the 808 cowbell means party time for my ear holes every time i hear it
as it should be :)
Love the synth videos. Ready for the next one 👀
Thank you!!! I want more synth lovers on this channel so I can make more videos, so happy to see some support for these vids :)
Menstrual songs? (I think you probably meant “minstrel”…)
❤ awesome man thanks
Damn. Your videos are good.
Thank you my friend :) its unfortunate synth videos never really took off for the channel
I do actually wanted a 20 min long video haha
Synths ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Synthhhhhhhsssssss
As a guy making with sequencers and synths I surely don’t adhere the “honest handmade” and “unplugged shows real skill” BS.
And as a FM owner I don’t believe that true analog is better.
But…. No matter what gear you use… have fun and experiment.
I can’t believe I could tolerate just over 3 minutes of the jump/cut style of editing employed in the production of this clip.
It feels clumsy and it wrecks any ‘flow’ that it began with.