Pitch and gate tutorial - Synthesizers.com

[@jasonbeatty831]

Always good to come back to this video for refresher.

[@TheNewton]

Thank you for these videos , a difficult curve about starting with synth's is learning what the slang&terminology maps to. Clear and concise and helps to move forward.

[@braylonjudson3815]

Pro trick : you can watch movies at Flixzone. Been using it for watching lots of of movies these days.

[@angelemmanuel287]

@Braylon Judson yup, I've been using Flixzone for since november myself :)

[@davidgoode7416]

Great video, thanks

[@curiousbrowza]

Cheers for that!

[@Feldspar__]

Dude, thank you for simply saying gate is an on/off signal.

[@anniedarkhorse6791]

Thanks very much. Subscribed.

[@theeElephantsGerald]

Thank you, Roger!

[@phantomheadlightsmusic]

Your videos RULE! Thanks and you are a great dude!

[@DanielHuman1996]

Thanks, I was wondering what a gate is!

[@yorganyog]

Well done. Thank you. One question. If I just connect CV from The keyboard, without VCA and gate, the note is continuous. If I press that keyboard twice in the same note, nothing happens right?

[@rogerarrick1907]

Correct. The oscillators produce a continuous output. To turn a sound on and off requires amplitude control and in a modular synth that is done with a VCA (amplifier) controlled by an envelope generator which is triggered by a gate signal that goes on/off when keys are pressed/released.

[@yorganyog]

@@rogerarrick1907 thank you so much. Meanwhile I bought some circuits and made a synth myself with modules. Is just like Magic. Was good to learn and of course, I play around a lot. Thank you.

[@mortarmopp3919]

Is Gate an input or output jack?