This lesson explains subtractive synthesis using Elektron’s Analog Four
Scot Solida takes you through the basics and shows you how to build a prog lead patch
If you want a comprehensive guide to how subtractive synthesis works - and how to recreate the sound of a prog-style Minimoog lead patch - then our friend and colleague Scot Solida might be able to help out.
He’s produced a video that takes you through the fundamentals of using an analogue synth using Elektron’s Analog Four and the company’s Overbridge software. Check it out above.
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