><http://www.synthesizer-cookbook.com/id5.html>http://www.synthesizer-cookbook.com/id5.html > >has anybody checked this out yet? comments? worth buying? This cookbook is very much oriented towards the beginning synthesist. The patches are all very simple and use a standard template: 2 VCO, 1 LFO, 1 LPF (either 4 pole or 2 pole), 1 VCA, and 2 EGs (for LFP and VCA). You don't need a modular synth to recreate any of these patches, you can do them all on a Pro-One or MS-20. Using a standard template to work with any synth would normally be quite problematic, but the author has thoughtfully included a calibration section (and included an audio CD) so you can figure out which knob setting responds to 1.4 kHz on your filter (for example). Someone with a modest modular synth would likely go much beyond the simplicity of these patches. So is it worth buying? Depends on who you are. Collector of all things synth: yes. Beginning synthesist: yes. Intermediate synthesist: maybe. Advanced synthesist: no.
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Re: [motm] Synth cookbook?
2006-10-23 by Scott Juskiw
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