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An educational purpose synth

Ivan_DjIvan_Dj
in General App Discussion

I wonder if anyone can develope something like this: a synth to learn step by step how to build 100 patches. I was thinking in this when I was looking the help in Tera Synth.Easy, medium and advanced patches for synthetizers newcomers in a single app.I think is a great idea.Have a nice day;)

Comments

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    Syntorial does exactly that. It's not for iOS though. There is an iOS version coming, but i think you have to have the desktop version for it to run. Anyway, it looks like a very thorough programming course.

  • Ivan_DjIvan_Dj

    Thanks mrufino1 This is what I'm looking for!!:)

  • Ivan_DjIvan_Dj
    edited April 2015

    Is not good if you need the desktop version for it to run in iOS. Any day or price?

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    http://www.syntorial.com

    I don't know if you just need to own the desktop version or if you have to be able to run it. If you have a computer it may be worth trying the demo. I haven't used it, but a couple of weeks ago I linked to his article about "becoming a synth guru" that is very good. Also, check out the "how to make a noise" series by simon cann, which is really good, as well as Gordon Reid's synth column from sound on sound (free on their website) and if you have thor, his thor series on propellerhead's website. Two other resources are the synth cookbook (I got it on eBay for not too much) and "steal this sound," on iBooks, also a column in keyboard magazine that is partly available on their site. Many resources. Syntorial looks like it leads you step by step though and if it is anything like his article then you won't be disappointed.

    I have no connecon with any of those resources, but have checked them all out. The thor series in particular is excellent.
    https://www.propellerheads.se/blog/thor-demystified-1-the-analogue-oscillator

  • HolidayHoliday

    76 Synth is dirt cheap and a good synth to get the basics.

  • Ivan_DjIvan_Dj
    edited April 2015

    Wow:)Thanks.Having Thor is not a bad idea start with the series, focus with it and forget my other synths for a while. I wrote Joe, developer of Syntorial,very nice man who wrote me back very very quicly. Syntorial will out for Ipad by June at the latest and it as an all in one.So it'll stay the current price.

    @Holiday said:
    76 Synth is dirt cheap and a good synth to get the basics.

    Thanks I'll check this one

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    Cool, that thor series taught me a lot!

  • WillWill

    This would be a cool idea for an AB app that used a free synth app as reference (Yonac's miniSynth maybe?). It could play a sample of what the sound of the lesson is and you'd try to match it. Use the AB panel to go back and forth between the synth app and the lesson as well as trigger the lesson sample sound while in the synth app. If it was an effects slot app, it could pan the source synth and the samples sound to opposite ears to aid in comparison. If the free app supported opening presets externally, even better. Or the app could point to a webpage with AB saved states for each lesson.

    Wouldn't sell like DM1 but I reckon someone could make a little profit from an app like that.

  • johnfromberkeleyjohnfromberkeley

    I have some links to general synth tutorials here:

    http://www.pearltrees.com/johnfromberkeley/general-synth-tutorials/id13861081

    i also think magellan and or sunrizer are great apps for learning. they seem complicated, but take them a piece at a time.

    or, even korg gadget. the nice thing about gadget is that the different gadgets seem to emulate classic synth characteristics.

  • richiehooprichiehoop

    Thanks JFB. That's an excellent set of really useful resources.

  • Ivan_DjIvan_Dj
    edited April 2015

    Thanks a lot for all your brilliant comments.Really like your idea syrupcore. An Ipad is the only one I have now since I broke my laptop and Syntorial will cost 129.99USD which is to much for me at this moment. I apreciate the links and resources you provide. I'll check it out all of them:)

  • TarekithTarekith

    Another vote for Sunrizer if you just need a general purpose subtractive synth to learn the ropes on. And of course this:

    http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/allsynthsecrets.htm

  • Ivan_DjIvan_Dj

    @Tarekith said:
    Another vote for Sunrizer if you just need a general purpose subtractive synth to learn the ropes on. And of course this:

    http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/atllsynthsecrets.htm

    Thanks!!

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