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Rhythmic Robot says that Uproar takes the classic subtractive synth architecture, turns it on its head, beats it up and calls its mother nasty names. A spokesperson said, "The principle behind it is simple: instead of taking a complex, harmonically-rich waveform and progressively filtering it, Uproar starts with smoother waves and progressively distorts them – messing them up with saturation, distortion and bitcrushing modules until they reach whatever point of complexity you want. In doing so, it imparts a whole new character to 'typical' synth tones, and drifts easily into territory that a typical subtractive synth can't really reach."
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Older Music Machines & the People Who Still Use Them
Older Music Machines & the People Who Still Use Them
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