Programmation : où trouver un tutorial ?

Citation : => OSCILLATORS :

- use two oscillators
- Oscillator 1: waveform: square ; pitch: 16'
- Oscillator 2: waveform: square ; pitch: 4' ; must be detuned to exactly 7
semitones higher than 0 detuning
- Oscillator 2 must be synced to oscillator 1 - very important!
- pretty much PWM only on Oscillator 1


=> FILTER :

- only LPF; pretty high cutoff frequency and no resonance
- using the filter envelope is not required

=> AMP :

- the amplifier ADSR envelope settings should be pretty easy for you to
recreate (I suppose)

=> MISCELLANEOUS :

- use Glide (not Portamento unless you have no choice) and only for
Oscillator 2 : from ± 12 semitones higher than 0 down to exactly 7 higher
than 0 (so it ends on the correct OSC 2 pitch height)

- The Synthex has only a ring modulator on/off switch for each oscillator
(unfortunately there's not a seperate ring mod section with tweakable
subparts); so use only Ring Mod for Oscillator 2
- also don't forget the Chorus is one of the most characterizing parts of
the Elka Synthex; don't use too heavy chorus but it must still be audible

Citation : Prenez le son "Default" (user 127)

Osc 1
Level 68

Osc 2
Level 99
Octave + 1

Osc 3
Level 82
Octave + 1
Semi + 7

Dans effets, mettez "superphaser" et jouez avec le niveau dry/wet.

Citation : Mais globalement, vous toucher aux oscillo, filtre, etc... pour changer volontairement un son d'usine ou pour imiter un autre instrument ?

Citation : Dans mon cas, je crée des sons en fonction des morceaux sur lesquels je travaille. Ce qui fait je ne ne crée pas énormément de sons. Je pars soit d'un preset, soit du preset "default" quand le son est assez simple.