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Basic Waveforms of Synthesizer: Sine Wave (2)
The Rhodes is the best known electric piano ever released in 1965, and the Rhodes have built-in electronic pickups like electric guitars, so tuning is required. The sounds from the Rhodes was a very unique tone, with a slight harmonic in the basic frequency. Especially, the Rhodes' sound has an empty atmosphere like a square wave or a clarinet sound, and when you play multiple notes, you can overdrive and make a fuzz sound.
(b) Electric Piano - Make a phase sound by placing a time difference on two sine waves - Make Electric Piano’s EG (Envelope Generator) like that of the piano, but hold the Release time a little longer - To make beats with phases, detune two sine waves within a range of less than half-tone - Using the delay to make the second sign wave slightly slower than the first sign wave will make it a more stereoscopic sound
*Key Points in making Elec. Piano sounds with two sine waves: 1. Detunes the same two sine waves to make beats, which creates a phase sound 2. When you layer two sine waves, the sound changes more stereoscopically if you delay one of the two sine waves
*Various Electric Piano sounds >>
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