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Subtractive synthesis is achieved by 'subtracting' the harmonic content from a source signal via sound synthesis and then applying different filters to Keep it simple and you will spend more time making music and less time fiddling with software updates or untangling a jungle of cables behind your mixing desk. Otherwise you will one day wake up and realize you have spent a small fortune on a hard drive full of software you don't use/fully understand or racks full of gear collecting dust. Learn them well before moving on to something new. My only other piece of advice (learned from my own gear-slutty bad habits) would be to have patience and stick with one or two capable synths when you are first learning. You don't need any more software (or hardware) than what you already have to really learn subtractive synthesis if you have a good guide. I wish I had this ten years ago when I was just starting out. but its a great book for someone new to synthesis.

I had already learned much of what's in there from years of messing around and reading other material etc. It is easy to understand and extremely thorough. It comes with about ten hours of instructional tutorials that follow the course of the book.

(BTW thanks for answering)I was given Rob Papen's new book/course the Secrets of Subtractive Synthesis a few months ago. It seems to be an ocean where I can't swim.

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So that's why I want to learn how to build my own sound, but I think Sylenth is not the best option to start learning, I prefer find a easy (I avoid to use a plugin come directly with DAW, cause in many case, if I decide to switch to another DAW, I cannot use it anymore) PC, I play around FL Studio for about approximately 6 months, I'm just tired to download Sylenth banks to finally find a sound that might fit which one I've in my head.