How Does a Modular Synth Work? Okay homies, it’s modular talk! Before, we’ve covered FM synthesis, additive & subtractive, AM synthesis, and others that you can find here. Modular synthesis operates in the same way…
Category: Music Sampling
Sound design crew, what is up?! Or, should I say Mixxed crew?! Back once again with the rude behaviour, we’re here with another article on synthesis. This time, we’re defining Amplitude Modulation! If you don’t…
Define Vector Synthesis If you’ve been on this journey with us since the start where we discussed how synthesizers work, then you’ve come a long way. If you haven’t been here before, and aren’t familiar…
What Do I Need to Produce Music? Good question, friend. We’re here to give you our favourite tools that will make learning music production as easy as possible. From computers, keyboards, and samples, we’re about…
Subtractive Synthesis Explained My dudes and dudettes, we’ve come a long way from where we were. In the previous article of our Define Synthesis series, we answered the question How Do Synthesizers Work? We discovered…
How Do I Make Sounds for Music Production? Greetings to you, homie. You’re here because you want to learn about synthesis, huh? Welcome to synthesis boot camp. Our mission is to dive deep into the…
What Are the Different Types of Audio Files? Woah! Hold the phone, homie. Wouldn’t you like to know why there are different file types first? Maybe you don’t know what audio file format means, either!…
How to Make a Reese Bass in Serum, Massive, and Vital You’ve been questing through the woodland of the internet to find the sword in the stone of music production. Your thirst for knowledge must…
What is Sine Compression? The concept is simple. You take a sine wave and compress the hell out of it. This way, you get your pure tone with some smashed-in harmonics to add some flavor…
What is Sound Pressure? Sound pressure is the variation in atmospheric pressure caused by a sound. If you have a soundwave traveling through a room, the air pressure will change as the soundwave travels in…
