RoguePianist
New Member
I've read the manual...many times...but for the life of me, I can't figure out to accurately design a sound I hear in my head! What would you recommend is the best way to learn the synth?
That’s what I feared...I guess I’ll devote a month to learning this synth...!I'm not a Zebra user (well, not yet!) , but probably if you enjoy the synth and its workflow , just give yourself some time to explore it and understand it. There're some basic synth principles that can be applied to all synths, some are more beginner-friendly than others, but only when you will gain some familiarity then you can specifically pinpoint what's the kind of sound you want to obtain and how you can use the synth to achieve it. A lot of it is pure trial and error! :D
Yes, starting with synthesis can be a bit daunting at the beginning but trust me, once you just open yourself to experimentation you will discover more and more. It's an endless journey really, which imho has an immense discovery potential from both the artistic as the 'technical' side. Also, I'd suggest to not be too 'attached' to the kind of sound you have in your mind, sometimes the best things happen as happy accidents.That’s what I feared...I guess I’ll devote a month to learning this synth...!