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- [Scott] Thank you for watching and learning with me about EVSR envelopes. Before signing off, I wanted to share a couple of resources I love when it comes to programming synths. The website, juno-106.js.org, as you see here, is a actual Juno 106 synth wrapped up in your browser. A programmer named Steve Goldberg programmed this in JavaScript, and this is a classic old school synthesizer that you can play with your qwerty keyboard. (synthesizer music) And of course, guess what's at the heart of the Juno sound? An AVSR envelope. (slow synthesizer music) Also, if you're into modular synthesis, there's another web resource called zupiter@z.musictools.live. You can actually build your own modular synth using AVSR envelopes if you want. Here's a rudimentary one I made. (upbeat music) Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more fundamentals of synthesis courses. We've got more on the way. If you learned something…

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