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First published at 06:15 UTC on July 13th, 2020.

Synthetic Spaces

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This video comes from the first week of Composing and Producing Electronic Music 1, a course at Online.berklee.edu. It demonstrates the fundamental concepts of amplitude, frequency, and timbre. A simple educational synthesizer is used in the course to cover the basic concepts before exploring the Native Instruments Massive synthesizer in depth later in the course.

The simple synth used in the video can be downloaded here:

PC:
http://www.synthbasics.com/downloads/EduSynthPC.zip

MAC:
http://www.synthbasics.com/downloads/EduSynthMac.zip

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