Additive Synthesis (noun)
Type: noun
Pronunciation: /ad-e-tive-sin-tha-sis/
Also spelled or known as: Additive-Synthesis
What does Additive Synthesis mean?
A form of audio synthesis that outputs sound by mathematically combining harmonics (sine waves) with independently variable frequencies and amplitudes.
Additive Synthesis is a form of audio synthesis that outputs sound by mathematically combining harmonics (sine waves) with independently variable frequencies and amplitudes.
Example sentence: “Please use the Additive Synthesis.“
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