In this video I resurrect LZW (LMMS & ZynAddSubFX Watch & Learn). Series 2, Episode 01. I haven't seen a comprehensive and competent ZynAddSubFX overview, so I decided to start up this new series by showing you the tools we're going to be using to synthesize our music out of thin air, bit by bit later in the series. If you want to find your passion for synthetic music - subscribe! Get the software here: http://lmms.sf.net/download.php - it's Free and OpenSource Software :) Next up in the series: Synthesizing Drums: Kick Drum. Index: 00:00 New series introduction 04:09 New LMMS version: 1.0.0 07:34 Starting with ZynAddSubFX 08:00 Instrument tab in LMMS 10:07 Main window 10:29 Main menu 11:37 Panel Window 13:40 Top pane of the main window 13:35 Using knobs 15:27 Internal sound recorder 16:40 PANIC button 17:28 Virtual Keyboard 21:42 Scales 23:33 Bottom pane of the main window 23:43 Master output level meter 26:07 Part number switch 26:25 Part naming 26:45 Patch browser 27:55 Edit instrument window 29:10 Volume, pan and sensitivity 34:05 Mode: Poly, Mono or Legato 36:33 Portamento (I've got confused) 40:53 Keyboard listening range (Min. k / Max. k) 42:15 NoteOn checkbox - (you want this ON!) 42:37 System Effects send knobs 42:58 System Effects (Send Effects) 44:17 Insertion Effects 47:26 SubSynth 47:53 Envelopes 50:40 Pane colors 53:13 Filter type abbreviations 53:52 Detune 56:30 Harmonics table 58:34 Start type (Random, Zero or Max) 1:00:23 AddSynth 1:00:33 LFOs 1:02:13 Resonance 1:05:14 Show Voice List 1:05:36 Show Voice Parameters 1:06:10 Oscillators 1:11:28 Convert to SINE* (More to come) *Also watch: Monty Montgomery's Digital Show & Tell http://xiph.org/video/vid2.shtml Next in series: Synthesizing Kick Drum • unfa - LZW S2/02 / Synthesizing a Kick Drum