Every person has their own internal weather—sometimes foggy, sometimes light and bright. Through synth music, this shift in states is conveyed, showing how light gradually breaks through even the densest clouds.
⁖ Synth consists of four sound layers, each playing a distinct role in the composition. The drums establish the rhythm and dynamics, the bass creates depth and the sonic foundation, the melody shapes the emotional character of the piece, and the atmosphere builds the space and mood. Each layer can be independently adjusted using effects and switches. Gradually adding, altering, and removing the layers allows you to convey a transition from a foggy, heavy state to a light and airy one. The music is created in real time; the sound layers merge into a composition, and their sonic characteristics can be modified and tuned during performance.
The management is divided by musical function. Component naming describes the nature of the sound: air, glass, mist, pulse, smoke, light.
