Free Analog Synthesis E-Book

[jeebustrain]

I happened to be looking around for Synthedit tutorials and such and came across this site. It appears to be legit (from what I can tell). They also happen to have a nice concise Analog Synthesis E-book (w/ audio examples) that might help a few folks around here.

I've been taking to trying to really dive in to AL-1 lately, along with starting to build some VSTi instruments inside SynthEdit (which is about the most fun I've had designing sounds in a LONG time).

Anyway, just thought I'd pass it along. The page is in (what looks to be) German. The 2 books I'm talking about (in English) are on the bottom "shelf."

http://www.wizoobooks.com/

[Vlad_77]

Hey jeebustrain,

Thanks for the link! I just downloaded this and looking through it. It seems excellent!

Best,
Vlad

[BillW]

Thanks for the tip!

[Niarf]

Danke !

[Goughy]

Another great resource is the SOS Synth Secrets series of articles by Gordon Reid.

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

[Ojustaboo]

Another great resource is the SOS Synth Secrets series of articles by Gordon Reid.

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

Yep, a superb series of articles.

Just make sure you start at the bottom of the list of articles on the above link and work your way up. Well actually the bottom article links back to the same page so its the next one up called

Part 1: What's In A Sound?

[KevinH]

I recently compiled all of the Synth Secret articles into a single PDF file, so I could put it on my iPad. The formatting gets a bit off on some of the articles, due to they way they posted the pictures, but all of the info is there. Send me a PM with your email and I'll send you a copy.

[BobTheDog]

I happened to be looking around for Synthedit tutorials and such and came across this site. It appears to be legit (from what I can tell). They also happen to have a nice concise Analog Synthesis E-book (w/ audio examples) that might help a few folks around here.

I've been taking to trying to really dive in to AL-1 lately, along with starting to build some VSTi instruments inside SynthEdit (which is about the most fun I've had designing sounds in a LONG time).

Anyway, just thought I'd pass it along. The page is in (what looks to be) German. The 2 books I'm talking about (in English) are on the bottom "shelf."

http://www.wizoobooks.com/

Definately legit. I have some of their books on my bookshelf here. Interesting they are giving them away for nothing now!