Synth terminology often begins with monophonic and polyphonic instruments, but those terms do not cover every way a synth can handle notes. Marc Doty from Automatic Gainsay explains how even the term paraphonic is often improperly employed and we may need to extend our synthesis vernacular to accommodate the rapidly growing range of synths and their various forms of note articulation.
Combine a piano, pad and sampler layer in Cubase 16, then shape what each layer…
Sketch a film cue with Sonuscore’s free Kontakt Player library. Here’s how to claim it…
Ibanez and Dragon Ball Z have something in the works. Here’s a first glimpse, with…
Slate Digital, SSL, Harrison Audio and sonible feature in a permanent free collection, with updated…
Arturia, the French music technology company known for recreating iconic gear in software form, has…
Roland’s TR-1000 1.50 update adds note and keyboard modes for compatible generators, plus effects continuity…