Otherwise we could get rid of schools and just give our kids self-help books and text books.Syntorial is a synthesizer training program for both beginners and advanced synth programmers (not to be confused with computer programmers). some of us need a little more than simply watching and trying to emulate. Still not sure if it is worth the price, but I admit it is more impressive so far than it originally sounded. I suspect they get more challenging and the simple practice will build a foundation for recognizing what various controls do. At this stage they are simple and a total novice would figure it out by process of elimination. You are also challenged to match patches by adjusting settings in the virtual synth in the program. Others ask you to identify whether the attack/decay is long or short. Some are as simple as determining whether you are listening to a pulse or saw. each lesson includes quizzes one must pass before going to the next. What it does have is a level of interaction these videos do not have. I doubt there is any MORE info than what you would find in free videos or even low cost tutorials. There is a built in synth in the program, a simple subtractive synth with two wav forms, pule and saw. It goes over the basic components of a subtractive synth. So far, from a content perspective it is pretty much what I expected. So far I am through about 7 lessons of the demo. I'll finish the demo lessons and report backĭubdisciple curiosity got the better of me. Otherwise we could get rid of schools and just give our kids self-help books and text books.
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