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History of the Music Synthesizer

History of the Music Synthesizer. ET39 Digital Audio Design for Games. Buchla Modular Synthesizer 1968. Buchla Modular Synthesizer 1968. EMS Synthi AKS - 1970. Portable “modular”. Moog Modular in performance. Roland portable analog synth 1981. Digital Synthesis.

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History of the Music Synthesizer

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  1. History of the Music Synthesizer ET39 Digital Audio Design for Games

  2. Buchla Modular Synthesizer1968

  3. Buchla Modular Synthesizer1968

  4. EMS Synthi AKS - 1970 Portable “modular”

  5. Moog Modular in performance

  6. Roland portable analog synth1981

  7. Digital Synthesis

  8. AdLib – 8bit synth on a card

  9. NES – 8bit audio for the masses

  10. FM (frequency modulation)Synthesis

  11. Yamaha DX7

  12. Sega Genesisaudio by Yamaha

  13. FM (frequency modulation)Synthesis

  14. SoundBlaster audio card with FM synthesizer

  15. Digital Waveform Recordingor “Sampling”

  16. Fairlight CMI Sampling System

  17. Emu Emulator Sampling Synthesizer

  18. Roland Wavetable Synthesizer

  19. AWE32 Wavetable Synthon a card

  20. Physical Modeling Synthesis

  21. Physical Modeling Synthesis

  22. Nord Modeling Synthesizer

  23. Modeling Software Synth Plug-in

  24. Generic Synthesizer Plug-in

  25. Modeled Analog Synthesizer

  26. Synth Plug-ins in ProTools

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