That's a good question. In my classes, I use "Electronic Music Interactive", a free online text - pages.uoregon.edu/emi/index.php Its especially good for clearly explaining fundamentals. For more advanced study, Curtis Roads' "Computer Music Tutorial" continues to be an excellent and comprehensive resource - mitpress.mit.edu/books/computer-music-tutorial Hope that helps!
@@SimonHutchinson Thank you so much! I will dig into those. This information is so broad, and spread out, and I was really curious about the academic resources. Cheers from Portland 😊
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Yet again, you make a complex topic easy to understand. Well done.
Thanks again! Always glad to hear these videos are helpful.
Really excellent tutorial, just the right pace and clarity.
Thanks! Glad you like it.
This is amazing
Thanks for watching!
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All screaming aside, these videos are really well-made despite how little attention they get. These are very good and helpful videos!
Happy to be useful! I've got more of these coming up over the next few weeks!
Acoustic engineering student here. Appreciating your videos 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you! Glad to hear they're helpful!
Yea you're good at this. Great video.
Thanks for watching!
great video
Thanks for watching!
Hi Simon, is there any definitive textbook on synthesis that you can recommend? I would really appreciate it. Love your channel!
That's a good question.
In my classes, I use "Electronic Music Interactive", a free online text - pages.uoregon.edu/emi/index.php Its especially good for clearly explaining fundamentals. For more advanced study, Curtis Roads' "Computer Music Tutorial" continues to be an excellent and comprehensive resource - mitpress.mit.edu/books/computer-music-tutorial
Hope that helps!
@@SimonHutchinson Thank you so much! I will dig into those. This information is so broad, and spread out, and I was really curious about the academic resources. Cheers from Portland 😊
WHY did they add this to the "Vertigo" DiscoDSP sale on VST Buzz?! It is not directly related to the product.
Totally! I'm not sure if I should be honored or offended.
great video, but the unexpected screaming and casual voiceover was genuinely hilarious
Kawai K5, K5000, K1, etc are popular examples of additive synthesizer keyboards. Too bad Kawai doesn't revive the series.