2019 EDIT: There's a few issues with this video as it was recorded years ago. There's a few things I described incorrectly in this video, so take some of what I said with a grain of salt. Here's a few key notes/terminology that I got incorrect:

1. Frequency is cycle per second and not the distance between two consecutive peaks as described in this video.The distance between two consecutive peak is known as wave length. While effectively a similar concept, The terminology I used was incorrect.

2. Fine pitch works in increments of 100 cents. 100 cents make up a semitone, 12 semitones make up an octave. Course pitch doesn't fall under this system.

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This video attempts to explain the basic functions of most synthesizers throughout history. To the suprise of many, methods of sound synthesis have not changed for a very long time, dating back to the early 1900's. I hope this video helps you to better understand the basic functionality of the parts of a synth. Please rate this video and leave your opinions in the comment section below! Subscribe for future content!
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-Julian


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