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| [[Category:Sound Synthesis]]
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| Method to generate a sound / noise - synthesis works on the basis of arranging modules or components with simple musical functions like [[Oscillator]], [[Filter]], [[Amplifier]] etc.
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| *-> see [[Synthese]]
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| *-> [[Sound_Synthesis]]
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| * [[Phase Distortion]] ([[Phasenmodulation]])
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| * [[Physical Modeling]] (Physical Modelling)
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| * [[Waveguide]] synthesis
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| * [[Wavetable]] synthesis, or the [[Transwave]] method which is more like a very clever use of sampling
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| * [[FM]] synthesis
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| * [[Crossmodulation]] / (oszillator based)
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| * [[Waveshaping]]
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| * [[Karplus strong]]
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| * [[Granular]] / [[graintable]] / [[Timeslice]] - synthesis
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| [[Variphrase]] etc.
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| * [[Resynthese]]
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| * [[Neuronal]] synthesis
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| neuronale netze
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| * [[Wavesequencing]] ([[Wavestation]])
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| * [[Vector]] synthesis
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| * [[Sampler]] / [[sampling]] - ("[[Rompler]]") - [[PCM]]
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| * [[Additive]] synthesis
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| * [[Subtractive]] synthesis (the most common synthesis)
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| * [[Modular]]: not really a synthesis method but a structure of synths allowing lots of synthesis methods / open
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| Synthesis [http://www.sequencer.de/synthaudio/synthesizer-basics.html]
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