Creating new instruments

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tiggerbob
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2015/06/16 19:23:47 (permalink)
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Creating new instruments

I would like to have a way to add user created instruments. This would include instruments not yet in existence or instruments no longer commonly used instruments. I would also think it would great to have a spectral analysis tool to record overtones and waveforms to more accurately emulate the sound of a particular instrument.
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    lfm
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    Re: Creating new instruments 2015/06/17 09:03:08 (permalink)
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    What you look for is maybe granular synths with additive synthesis.
     
    Waves Codex might be interesting:
    http://www.waves.com/plugins/codex#codex-synth-in-depth-tutorial
     
    Not sure if synthesis is additive though, did not look. It look like regular subtractive filter envelopes.
    But really new way of doing things.
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    Re: Creating new instruments 2015/06/17 10:32:23 (permalink)
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    Are you looking for a platform to create instruments? If so, then Reaktor by NI is the logical choice. It's been in development for several years now, and is a mature and stable platform. A lot of resources and tutorials are out there for designing any type of synth, effect, or combination. Just a look around the library is rather intimidating.
     
    https://www.native-instruments.com/en/community/reaktor-user-library/
     
     
     

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