J. Bradley Nutt – “Introduction to Analogue Synthesis”

Posted on March 25, 2011 by


J. Bradley Nutt’s Introduction to Analogue Synthesis was a well structured overview of the key ingredients of analogue synthesis. Utilizing the Xhurch’s charming (read: faint, underpowered) projector for visual aid, Bradley explained waveforms, signal paths, frequency modulation, LFOs, envelope filters—bringing to bear his degree from Cal Poly’s Electrical Engineering school in fielding audience questions.

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