Ronald Meij Maker · 1 d ago
Seven lists, for the afternoons when there is nothing to record. Where sound synthesis came from. Paul Wolff on preamps and everything else. DSP filter development. Linear and non-linear filters, and why the difference matters more than it sounds like it does. Comb filters, as a problem and as an instrument. Op-amps. Saturation, distortion and harmonics. They run from an hour of archive footage to a conference talk with maths on the slides. Nothing here is a two minute tip. Every link in this channel was checked against YouTube itself: the title and the channel name under each one are what YouTube returns for that video, not what anybody remembered. That check earned its keep more than once, because a search result is quite happy to hand you a title that belongs to a different video. What could not be done is watch them all. So the line under each link comes from the verified title and channel, not from having sat through it. If one turns out not to be what it says, reply and it comes off the list. Same if a link dies, which they do. One to start with, if you want something easy before the maths. A studio tour, sent in by a member: Inside the Studio of the World's Greatest Mixer Agartha Studio Tours www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MWhlDxnKWE Add your own. A link and one line saying what is actually in it is all a post needs here. What does not belong: anything behind a paywall, and anything that turns out to be an advert wearing a lecture's clothes.