Night Synth User Guide

Welcome to Night Synth, a virtual synthesizer software focused on electronic music creation. By adjusting various parameters, you can create rich and diverse synthesizer sounds, adding unique atmosphere and color to your music works.

Basic interface and operation

Parameter control panel: The interface displays multiple control parameters, including Waveform, Cutoff, Resonance, Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release, Glide, Echo, Detune, Vibrato, Volume, Modulation and Harmonics, etc.

Shortcut keys: In order to improve operating efficiency, Night Synth provides a series of shortcut keys. For example, keys such as A, W, S, E, D, and F may be used to quickly select or adjust different parameters. For specific shortcut key functions, please refer to the help document or setting interface in the software.

Tone creation process

Choose a waveform: The waveform is the basis of the synthesizer's tone. By choosing different waveforms (such as sine, sawtooth, square, etc.), you can create tones with different characteristics.

Adjust the cutoff frequency and resonance: The cutoff frequency determines which frequencies in the tone are retained and which are filtered out. By adjusting the cutoff frequency and resonance parameters, you can create a more vivid or softer tone.

Set envelope parameters: The attack, decay, sustain, and release times together constitute the envelope of the tone. Adjusting these parameters can change the dynamic performance of the tone, such as the sharpness of the head, the duration of the body, and the extension of the tail.

Add effects: By adjusting the effect parameters such as portamento, echo, detune, vibrato, etc., you can add more changes and layers to the tone.

Adjust volume and modulation: The volume parameter controls the overall loudness of the tone, while the modulation parameter allows you to dynamically change certain aspects of the tone through external signals (such as LFO, envelope generator, etc.).

Explore Overtones and Randomization: Overtone parameters allow you to add additional harmonic components to your sound, creating richer and more complex sounds. Randomization control is a tool for quick experimentation and discovery of new sounds.

Advanced Features

Preset Management: Night Synth may provide a large number of preset sounds for you to choose and use. In addition, you can save your own sound settings as presets for quick recall in the future.

MIDI Control: If your device supports MIDI input, you can use a MIDI controller to adjust Night Synth parameters in real time, achieving a more intuitive and dynamic sound creation experience.

Notes

When adjusting parameters, pay attention to monitoring the changes in the sound so that you can find and correct unsatisfactory settings in time.

Night Synth may support multiple audio formats and sampling rate settings. Please choose the appropriate output format and sampling rate according to your needs.

When using the randomization function, please be patient and open-minded, because randomization may bring unexpected results and inspiration.

I hope this user guide can help you quickly get started with Night Synth and enjoy the fun of electronic music creation!