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From the original SynthMaker forum (2004–2014), with its members’ names and dates.

2nvu ·

🙁

infuzion ·

Follow tutorial, you must! Walk before run... yeeesss.

Nu Audio Science ·

Moved to examples cropped your image

NAS

2nvu ·

infuzion wrote: Follow tutorial, you must! Walk before run... yeeesss.

Hahaha Ok Infusion, your right sir.... so hey i'l take your addvise & go back to the Tut's ... 🙁 actually spent most of this day doing just that .....cheer's ........

2nvu ·

Nu Audio Science wrote: Moved to examples cropped your image

NAS

Thanks Nas.... but i did a better job of Cropping ,,, so your Sacked.... lol ps thank you anyway Jamie 😉

MichaelBenjamin ·

some tips could be that you may invest some time into learning the mathematics behind all this so you can write your own modules. you could regard the modules are more as a demonstration of what the program is capable of, less as a modular kit to release quickly slapped together vst plugins for the public. the best thing with this is that you can write your own code in some very basic and easily to understand c like language and immediately test how it works out with the speakers. also the things you learn about digital audio processing and generation with this are universal mathemathic principles that you also can adopt to other programs.

2nvu ·

MichaelBenjamin wrote: some tips could be that you may invest some time into learning the mathematics behind all this so you can write your own modules. you could regard the modules are more as a demonstration of what the program is capable of, less as a modular kit to release quickly slapped together vst plugins for the public. the best thing with this is that you can write your own code in some very basic and easily to understand c like language and immediately test how it works out with the speakers. also the things you learn about digital audio processing and generation with this are universal mathemathic principles that you also can adopt to other programs.

Ok thank you Michael, 😀 kind of you to take the time to explain, as it happens, this is exatly what i have in mind, that is ,the learning curve. which i avoided last time i tried to get my head around this software. guess i just got a tad carried away with my first project... 🙁 cheer's

Acrobat ·

2nvu wrote: this is exatly what i have in mind, that is ,the learning curve. which i avoided last time i tried to get my head around this software. guess i just got a tad carried away with my first project... 🙁 cheer's

...by now, there's so much interesting forum threads, not like when I came in in 2007. So people coming today are forced to learn "alone" from a lot of posted examples instead of creating stuff with senior users like in the old days. That's something I wish to return, common projects, there's so much skilled people but they fataly tend to be evasive this times because the community is grown a bit... anyway ask inside help and cross your fingers 😉

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