Synths

Synths, short for synthesizers, are electronic musical instruments that generate sounds by manipulating electrical signals. They can create a wide variety of tones—from mimicking traditional instruments like pianos and strings to producing entirely unique sounds. Synths achieve this through components like oscillators (which produce raw waveforms), filters (shaping the sound), and modulations (adding movement). Musicians use synthesizers to craft, modify, and layer sounds, making them versatile tools in music production across genres. Essentially, synths are digital or analog devices that shape electronic sounds, offering limitless creative possibilities for composers and performers.