Synthesis Tutorials

[wickett]

Hi, does any good Synthesis Tutorials to help me understand this wonderful sub 37 thing?

Cheers

[Bald Eagle]

To learn all about synthesis check out SOS Synth Secrets ...
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/allsynthsecrets.htm

And there are a few good demos on youtube that can give you more ideas about Sub 37 specific feature.

[wickett]

Thanks, I'll check them out

[Ottawa58]

I'm currently working on the one called Syntorial - available in the Apple App Store. The first modules are free, and then you buy them after that. It's not bad - there are direct videos showing applications to Voyager which are similar to Sub 37. There are 200 modules so it's not a ten minute tutorial!

[Libertine Lush]

To learn all about synthesis check out SOS Synth Secrets ...
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/allsynthsecrets.htm

Here's another similar series from SOS. I've yet to read it, but it looks exceptionally comprehensive and educational. Will be going through it all myself later on.

https://www.soundonsound.com/sos/1997_a ... hool1.html

I don't know of any Sub 37-specific ones yet though.

[MoogProg]

Passing by The Moog Store the other day, their event chalkboard mentioned a Secrets of the Sub37 seminar coming up. I'm going to try to attend this event in person, but my schedule is not very open these days. Maybe just maybe, Moog could video this seminar (and others like it) so folks abroad can learn more about how to employ this amazing and deep instrument in their music.

Trying to learn the Sub37 as a first analog synth seems like a big slice of pizza—difficult to get a hold of, and even after you've eaten most of it, you still have this big thick crust to chew through. I've been playing analogs my whole life, but the Sub37 is still presents an endless array of possibilities.

[paramnesia]

hope the facebook link works

http://www.facebook.com/events/119853041680589/

Saturday July 18 4pm-6pm

The Moog Store welcomes Asheville’s own hometown favorite, Marley Carroll, for a special one evening workshop at The Moog Factory in Downtown Asheville.

Guest instructor Marley Carroll is one of the Southeast’s most prolific and consistently engaging electronic music producers. His most recent album, Sings, drew widespread critical acclaim from outlets like Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, Stereogum and Impose Magazine. Marley will cover essential practices for your computer to optimize your production workflow.

“Marley Carroll is connoisseur of groove, a tastemaker with a diverse palette and great attention to detail. Gifted in the dark arts of composition, production and turntablism, Marley Carroll is a veteran in the making”. - Emancipator
“Gorgeously subdued glitch-pop.” - NPR

Prior to this – Moog Store clinicians Paul Gaeta and Rob Gray will provide a free clinic demonstrating how to use specific tools on a Moog synth to add expressivity to your sound. Head of Moog Service, Andy Hughes, will give us an overview of the Moog Sub 37

Reinforced sound by Lou Rawls.

Details below:
Space is limited to 30 participants!
Cost: Free for first hour / $5.00 for the masterclass with Marley Carroll (5-6)
Call: 828-239-0123 to register or RSVP to [email protected] (Include name and contact info)

After the workshop, Marley Carroll will be DJing for the Wicked Weed Brewing event “FUNK Asheville: A Gathering of Wild & Sour Beers”

You can also get your hands on an array of Moog synths and effects at the Moog Music installation.

Starts @ 7pm and located at Wicked Weed's new production facility at 145 Jacob Holme Way, Candler, 28715

[MoogProg]

^Thank you! I've sent email about the event. Sounds like fun, and Wicked Weed is a good establishment, too.