It's an exciting, inspiring, and constantly changing tale, and one that you're part of. Naturally, it feels like a big deal for us, but this is only part of the story another chapter in music history. Countless hours of research, development, coding, sound designing, playing, and refining. This is your chance to take your place in music history.įor the team at Arturia, V Collection 7 is landmark. This is decades of passionate research, modelling, and development. If you wish to purchase the full three module course and claim the discount, please e-mail us.This is the most comprehensive anthology of classic synth and keyboards ever made. The course is $385 per module (each module is 16 hours of training) or $1050 for a full course of three modules (48 hours of training). The Emulator II (Arturia Emulator II V).We will finish the course with Arturia’s powerful vocoder instrument and Vital Audio’s wavetable synth – Vital, which is currently being used widely in the music industry. Module 3: SAMPLERS, VOCODERS AND WAVETABLE SYNTHESIS (8 Classes of 2 hours): In this module we will work with sampling and the original samplers that launched the sampling revolution. The Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 (Arturia Prophet V).Synths (Within the Arturia V Collection 8) that we will program in Module 2: We will finish the module by learning about FM (Frequency Modulation) synthesis and the Yamaha DX7. Module 2: THE CLASSIC POLYPHONIC ANALOG SYNTHS AND AN INTRO TO FM SYNTHESIS (8 Classes of 2 hours): In this module we will work with the famous polyphonic analog synths that have been used on so many pop hits from the past and present. Synths (within the Arturia V Collection 8) that we will program in Module 1: We will review the basic principles of sound and the important parts of an analog synth: Oscillators, Filters, Amplifiers and LFOs.

Module 1: SYNTHESIS CONCEPTS AND LEARNING HOW TO PROGRAM THE CLASSICS (8 Classes of 2 hours): In this module, we will begin with the history of synthesis and focus on additive and then subtractive synthesis up to the year 1977. To have a deep knowledge of the history of synthesis so that you can quickly use sonic references to other styles, genres and tracks of the past.

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