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Re: [AN1x-list] tutorial on using a synths

2000-05-11 by jondl

Another good one is http://www.synthfool.com/  

Also, the Manual has some tutorials that are good for helping you learn
to navigate the AN1x - and create some decent sounds.  There is a PDF
Quick Guide that has 32 Voices documented with good variations. 
It's worth some time to try a few.  Tip: If you have a sloooow printer
(as I do) don't try to print the darn thing!  It's posted at the 'old'
Yamaha site and I think I uploaded a copy to the Documentation folder
here at eGroups too.  Check the Files section.

Joel - I've been checking out a demo copy of Logic and found a site with
some related book reviews.  Try http://www.logicuser.net


mango wrote:
> 
> There was some very nice info on http://www.wizoo.com a while ago, and i believe
> it is
> "updated" (actually info is added) from time to time. I have been looking for
> articles and
> books about this particular subject too, but it's really hard to find
> anything... Sure, i've found some books, but it barely ever discribes it's
> contents... So if you see a book called "The theory of synthesis" or whatever,
> you still don't know if you will find info like this inside the book or just
> find things in it that you already know... know what i mean? :)
> The best would be if someone has read a book and can verify if this or that was
> in it...
> I would also like to be informed about good books if possible... I knew a link
> to many very good books once, i believe it was at the internet adress
> http://www.musicbooks.com or musicbooksplus.com or musicbooks-plus.com or
> something... I will try to find out again soon. Let's come back to this in the
> future again... This is a very educating subject.
> 
> Joel
> 
> Aireq schreef:
> 
> > I've been playing around with my An1x more lately trying to program some
> > sounds. I'm just curious if there are any articles or tutorials on how to
> > program a synth? Nothing specific to a certain synth, but just how to aquire
> > certain types of sounds. EX: "horn sounds are usualy a saw wave with some
> > kinda modulations . .. ".. somthing at that level.
> >
> > aireq
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