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Subject: Substarctive Synthesis book suggestion ?
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Original Message 1/10 17-Nov-99 @ 11:44 AM - Substarctive Synthesis book suggestion ?
coud someone suggest a good book on Substactive Synthesis?
I have a JX-3P with wich I experiment a lot(for about 2 months now, my first synth).
I'm trying to get some deep sounding bass, but haven't really succeded for now.
It's easy to get great strings with it, but I have problems for bass.
Any suggestions or leads would be appreciated.
Thanks
Jean-François
Message 2/10 17-Nov-99 @ 12:41 PM - RE: Substarctive Synthesis book suggestion ?
Message 3/10 17-Nov-99 @ 12:44 PM - RE: Substarctive Synthesis book suggestion ?
Message 4/10 17-Nov-99 @ 01:01 PM - RE: Substarctive Synthesis book suggestion ?
Yeah, my spelling is a bit loose.
Message 5/10 20-Nov-99 @ 03:26 PM - RE: Substarctive Synthesis book suggestion ?
Message 6/10 20-Nov-99 @ 04:39 PM - RE: Substarctive Synthesis book suggestion ?
Message 7/10 23-Nov-99 @ 01:13 PM - RE: Substarctive Synthesis book suggestion ?
K,
yeah that midi vs knob control is much of a drawback. You can only control one param with the rate slider while midi trig. But i will still get a pg-200 since I only paid 75 US$ for the unit, it's just a matter of patience.
Guess I'll just do my classes on it 'till I can afford a more versatile piece of gear. The Nova seems to be what I need from what I've read and heard.
I use a P200/128MG with SBPCI512.
An ok setup for a newbie, but I want to get out of the computer since I'm not very excited by the thing, been working with them for years. I will still use it for sequencing, but have no interest in upgrading it.
And on a sheer playfullness level, twisting knobs is a lot sexier than driving a mouse
Keep up the good work, DT is the most usefull site I've ever ran across. Those old threads are filled with knowledge.
Fresh: Found this one in NY:
Friend, David / Alan R Pearlman / Thomas D Piggott.
Learning Music With Synthesizers.
ARP Instruments, 1974.
thanks for the tip
Ison: maybe I should rename as Dylsexia
Message 8/10 24-Nov-09 @ 03:19 PM - RE: Substarctive Synthesis book suggestion ?
10 freakin' years
egad!
Message 9/10 25-Nov-09 @ 11:07 PM - RE: Substarctive Synthesis book suggestion ?
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Message 10/10 26-Nov-09 @ 02:28 PM - RE: Substarctive Synthesis book suggestion ?
See, there is a blatant lie in that first post of mine: I actually had the JX-3P since 1994 along a
copy of
then Cakewalk. I could never figure the thing out and kind of set it aside after a few weeks, just
noodling around with the presets now and then.
A few years later, 1998, I was at a friends house and he showed me this little program called
Rebirth.
Doing some searches on TB-303 and TR-808 led me here, and there you go, I bought a
smapler
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