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* If the synth sounds too sterile, add a Drive after it. | * If the synth sounds too sterile, add a Drive after it. | ||
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* The Synth block can generate white or pink noise: | * The Synth block can generate white or pink noise: | ||
** [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_noise White noise] | ** [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_noise White noise] | ||
Revision as of 17:55, 1 April 2015
Contents
Synth: in the owner's manual
Synth: examples
- Forum members Simeon and Swedish Chef have created great synth presets. Search the forum and visit Axe-Change.
Synth: warming up the synth sound
- If the synth sounds too sterile, add a Drive after it.
Synth: pink or white noise
- The Synth block can generate white or pink noise:
Synth: using scene controllers to change the pitch
- You can change the pitch of sustained synth notes by using Scene controllers.
Synth: more information and tips
- Cliff: "The Synth block in the Axe-Fx is a very simple monophonic synth. It doesn't compare to the polyphonic capabilities of something like the FTP and it can't control outboard MIDI synths." source
- FX8 and Axe-Fx II effects threads: Synths (SYN)
- Synthesizer in Wikipedia
