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Navigating the interface of Synclavier V - Pro Tools Tutorial
From the course: Learning the Arturia Collection
Navigating the interface of Synclavier V
- The intent of the partial timbre method of synthesis is to be able to design completely new, complex musical sounds by easily creating and modifying acoustically identifiable sub-components of existing sounds. The original Synclavier is a digital synthesizer and it used a custom button panel that gave users control over soloing and design of each component when a note was performed. Each sub-component is referred to as a partial timbre. Each partial in Synclavier V has a 24 harmonic carrier wave form with phase control for each harmonic. These harmonics in any combination create a wave form that can be played and also viewed graphically. In addition there is a 24 harmonic modulator wave form which is used via FM synthesis to modulate the carrier wave form. Let's take a look and see how all this works together. So on the left hand side we have some global settings, basic ones, volume, pan, transpose, tuning, below that voice chorus and a finer granular control over that, we have FM…
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