by Milojko Jaric | Apr 19, 2017 | Dynamic Effects, Resources
Field Effect Transistor FET compressors, which stands for field effect transistor, are devices from the family of dynamic audio effects. So how did they come about? As small transistors began to replace large tubes, later compressor devices were based on field...
by Milojko Jaric | Apr 14, 2017 | Blog, Tips and Tricks
It would be unlikely to find an adequate comparison to modulation effects in nature. For example, flanging effect could be described as a “jet plane” passing by and that would be the closest comparison. Effects such as flanger, phaser, chorus or ring modulation fall...
by Tyler Gutherman | Apr 12, 2017 | Blog, Music Synthesis
Needless to say, most Dubstep is characterized by wobbly, unstable bass timbres. The technique was made popular with the birth of subtractive synthesizers. However, it has evolved into something way more exotic. There are a number of ways to impose this sort of...
by Milojko Jaric (Freaked Frequency & Molok) | Mar 15, 2017 | Blog, Music Synthesis
A vast variety of synth pad sounds has been around for quite a long time – since the birth of analog synths. They usually imitate bowed or blown orchestral instruments and are evident in both the background and forefront of the majority of today’s...
by Tyler Gutherman | Feb 14, 2017 | Audio Processing, Blog
Source Movement Ever wonder why car horns seem to increase in pitch as they approach you and decrease in pitch right after they pass? The phenomena is called the Doppler Effect. The apparent change in frequency is due to an increase or decrease in...
