Synth Tutor

[studiomood]

Hi,

I live in London and was wondering if anyone wants some extra cash to teach me more advanced synthesis. I'm certainly not new to it all so I'm looking for someone quite experienced.

The Synths I really want to get deeper into are,

Absynth
DCAM
FM8

So, if there is anyone out there who has some free time and wouldn't mind the extra quid, PM me.

I will say finally that what I'm looking for is someone who knows these synths back to front, I would say I'm relatively capable with them already, I just want to start getting into more complex programming.

Let me know!

[studiomood]

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[studiomood]

Still, no one! I'm surprised.

I will say that I will pay a very decent rate!

[Teknobeam]

Originally Posted by studiomood

I will say finally that what I'm looking for is someone who knows these synths back to front, I would say I'm relatively capable with them already, I just want to start getting into more complex programming.

Let me know!

That's kind of a paradox. Because like almost any discipline, the knowledge is cumulative, but also synergistic and intuitive as you continue to develop your skills. You listed 3 synths, all of which are virtual plug ins. Take the time you were going to invest with a so called "tutor", and focus intently on one of them at a time. peruse the literature that is provided from the creators of the instruments, and use your brain. Understand that synth programming and sound design is extremely intuitive and a creative process that not only involves technical knowledge, but also personal creativity. No tutor can provide that for you.