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=Synth: supported by which Fractal Audio products?= | =Synth: supported by which Fractal Audio products?= | ||
Revision as of 18:58, 8 October 2015
Contents
Synth: in the owner's manuals
- Axe-Fx II: 5.30 Synth [SYN].
Synth: supported by which Fractal Audio products?
- Axe-Fx II: yes.
- AX8: no.
- FX8: no.
What does the Synth do?
- Cliff: "The Synth block 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
Synth examples
- Forum members Simeon and Swedish Chef created great synth presets. Search the forum and visit Axe-Change.
Warming up the Synth tone
- To make the Synth less sterile, add a Drive after it.
Generating pink or white noise
- The Synth block can generate white or pink noise:
Using Scene Controllers to change the Synth note pitch
- You can change the pitch of sustained synth notes by using Scene controllers.
