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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » January 2003 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Another newbie question.....!
petesnook
Posted: 2nd January 2003 09:31
Which VST would you recommend for someone wanting to learn sound synthesis from scratch ? I've downloaded a few of the freebies & demos, and some notes about synthesis, but don't know which to start with ?

Thanks & a happy New Year to all!
pHz
Posted: 2nd January 2003 09:37
if youre starting out [with a focus on patch building] and looking at freebies ... the ones that immediately spring to mind are ...

> triangle2 [rgc:audio]

> freealpha [linplug]

> synth1 [cant remember]

... oh yeah ... welcome to k-v-r Smile Smile Smile ...

... slainte Shocked rob
ew
Posted: 2nd January 2003 09:37
Synth1 and Triangle 1 and 2. For great hands-on practice,these three are hard to beat.All three are classic analog style synths,and they're FREE Very Happy
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petesnook
Posted: 2nd January 2003 10:02
Thanks very much for the replies. Whether I'll manage to create any usable sounds or not is another matter, but I'd love to get to the stage where I could create the kind of sounds I want with one of the more powerful synths (dream on!!).
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