Ableton has released an update to Learning Synths, a free website that teaches the fundamentals of synthesis in an interactive way. This latest version includes some features that will allow users to continue working on their music in Live, make recordings of their tracks, and add more character to the sounds they create.
First introduced in 2019 following the success of Learning Music, the step-by-step lessons cover the main components of synthesizers, like oscillators, filters, envelopes, and LFOs – all powered by a great-sounding two-oscillator monosynth.
Explore the new features here: https://learningsynths.ableton.com/
Learning Synths is free and works on phones, tablets, computers, or any device with internet access and a modern web browser.
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