Hi,
beginner question here (I didn't find any documentation, but please
point me in the right direction if there is one).
I'm just trying to learn a bit about sound synthesis, so I'm starting to
play a bit with Yoshimi. The information that I was following talks
about subtractive synthesis, so I wanted to try that one first, but as
far as I can see, with the Yoshimi GUI and subtractive synthesis I
cannot select the waveform of the oscillator? (I assume it will be a
sine wave?) Is this correct?
Since I want to experiment with different waveforms, I thought I could
try additive synthesis instead and have only 1 voice. In this case, the
additive synthesis and the subtractive one are basically the same?
(Basically I just need to be able to play with the oscillator waveform,
then apply some filtering to it, and some ADSR amplitude envelope, which
I think I can do all just fine from the ADDsynth interface?
Sorry if I got it all wrong or confused everybody :-) I did know
absolutely nothing about sound synthesis 24 hours ago :-)
Thanks,
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Ángel de Vicente
http://www.iac.es/galeria/angelv/
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