[sdiy] History of SDIY?

[shine32]

Thanks so much.

It is subtractive synthesis.
However, if you wish to add synthesis, I think that it might be a drawer 
type organ.
I will keep in mind that the sound I want is often coming out of the 
subtractive synthesis synthesizer.

It is still a digital synthesizer and it is made up of the conventional 
concept of "oscillator - filter amplifier + envelope".
Why?
Is there something that dares to make you conscious that "This is a 
subtractive synthesizer?"
Unfortunately I am not.
Being able to produce the sound you want.
This is the most fundamental and I think it is the most difficult.
I want to know the meaning of Gordon 's word.
It is far from the story that I threw.

Atsushi Maeda

On 2018/05/31 19:01, pinoaffe wrote:
> Well the fact that modulars often work by filtering signals with high 
> amounts of harmonics is not an argument against that being synthesis.
> Heck, there's even a commonly accepted name for this type of synthesis, 
> which is subtractive synthesis
> 
> I've come across people arguing that the person using the modular is the 
> synthesizer, rather than the modular itself, but i don't think that that 
> is what gordon meant, yet i have no clue what it is that he did mean
> 
> On 05/31/2018 11:13 AM, shine32 wrote:
>> Since the modular synthesizer uses a module that performs differential 
>> calculation called VCF, is it subtraction, and in that sense can not 
>> say that it is not an actual synthesis?
>> However, as opposed to preparing a ring modulator, multiple VCO, VCF, 
>> VCA, modular synth has advantages.
>> In fact, in my system it is not enough for one or two VCOs, so 
>> multiple modules were created.
>> However, it does not deny others.
>> Only one VCO is not my choice.
>> The argument that it is not a true composition is analog, so it is 
>> foolish that it can not be synthesized because it can not be modularized.
>> Owner = Producer thinks you need to consider whether you can produce 
>> the sound you want.
>> In the first place, if a modular is not a true synthesizer, all analog 
>> synths, whether polyphonic or monophonic, will not be synthesizers.
>> I can not approve such a definition.
>>
>> Atsushi Maeda
>>
>> On 2018/05/31 16:08, Gordonjcp wrote:
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