Learn how to play vintage analog synths, synthesizers and keyboards in these free online instructional music video lessons, including using effects, filters and oscillators for Moog, Juno, & Roland keyboards.
There are 11 videos in this series:
Learn how the sound of vintage analog synthesizers differs from modern digital keyboards in this free music video on analog synthesizers and vintage keyboards.
Learn about how vintage analog synthesizers make monophonic and polyphonic sounds in this free music video lesson on analog synthesizers and vintage keyboards.
Learn about how to use the LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator) on a analog synthesizer or modular vintage keyboard in this free music video on analog synthesizers and vintage keyboards.
Learn how to use the envelope filters and modifiers and VCA (Voltage Controlled Amplifier on vintage analog synthesizers and modular keyboards in this free online video music lesson.
Learn how to play the Roland Juno-6 vintage analog synthesizer keyboard in this free music video on analog synthesizers and vintage keyboards.
Learn how to use the touchpad on a Moog Voyager analog synthesizer keyboard in this free music video on analog synthesizers and vintage keyboards.
Learn how to use the oscillator mixers and modulators work in vintage analog synthesizers or keyboards in this free music video on analog synthesizers and vintage keyboards.
Learn how to play the ARP Odessey analog synthesizer keyboard in this free music video on analog synthesizers and vintage keyboards.
Learn how to affect and control the pitch on a vintage analog synthesizer or vintage keyboard in this free music video on analog synthesizers and vintage keyboards.
Learn how oscillators work in analog synthesizers and vintage modular keyboards in this free music video on analog synthesizers and vintage keyboards.
Learn how to play the ARP String Ensemble polyphonic keyboard synthesizer in this free music video on analog synthesizers and vintage keyboards.
Analog synthesizers are synthesizers that use analog circuits and computer techniques to produce an electronic sound that is often heard in music composition. The first analog synthesizers (or synths) were derived from analog computers and involved other electronic modules such as oscillators, filters, amplifiers and generators that were connected by patch cables. Later, all-in-one synthesizers simplified the set-up and made synthesizers more portable and easier to use. Analog synthesizers were slowly replaced by digital components, but in the 1990’s, a revival of the analog synths prevailed.
In this series of expert videos, you will see our expert demonstrate how to work an analog synthesizer. Learn how to mix sounds using your synthesizer and using a keyboard in association with a synth. See our expert use different keyboards including a String E keyboard, a Juno keyboard and an Odyssey keyboard. Our expert gives an excellent introduction to analog synthesizers for beginner players. Musicians can learn something new in these instructional videos about the analog synthesizer. Learn about modulation, Kaos touchpads, oscillators and mixers in these expert videos.
Dan Rapport Dan Rapport has been playing keyboards for over ten years and is an avid collector of vintage keyboards and analog synthesizers. He also plays guitar and has a degree in music form the University of Washington.dkdk
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