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Vadim Zavalishin Who is Vadim Zavalishin ? Back in 1999, Dr Sync (aka Vadim Zavalishin)...
Vadim Zavalishin

Vadim Zavalishin

Who is Vadim Zavalishin ?

Back in 1999, Dr Sync (aka Vadim Zavalishin) introduced his Sync Modular software synthesizer to the world. It ran under Windows and BeOS, and rapidly gained an enthusiastic following for its versatility and low CPU overhead.

Unfortunately, the interface of Sync Modular looked outwardly very similar to Generator/Reaktor, which soon brought it to the attention of Native Instruments.

Happily, this resulted in NI asking Dr Sync if he’d like to work with them.

So from June 2003, further Sync Modular development ceased, and existing users were offered the opportunity to crossgrade to Reaktor.

Sync Modular

Sync Modular

And two years on, the technology that first appeared in Sync Modular has resurfaced, in a rather more sophisticated form, as the new Core technology in Reaktor 5.

Vadim Zavalishin contributions, along with those of Reaktor Core developer Martijn Zwartjes, were released within Reaktor 5 in April 2005.

Reaktor 6

Reaktor 6

Core Technology initially confused a lot of instrument designers because of its complexity, but is now steadily making its way into new instruments and ensembles.

In 2010, Sync modular became a freeware.

Since working for Native Instruments, Vadim Zavalishin has published a couple of PDF to explain theories and ideas. All of them concerning the “Core” level of Reaktor where, once passed the technical difficulties, lies all the greatness of this awesome piece of software.

Searching for his name on Google would easily drives you towards some obscure programmers communities and forums where things discussed are definitely not material for the new comer.

Digital Signal Processing is a technology that requires solid knowledge in mathematics, engineering, computer science and so on…

One of Vadim Zavalishin greatest and most discussed writings is without a doubt “The Art OF VA Filter Design” (V 1.1 / 22 July 2015).

The Art Of VA Filter Design

The Art Of VA Filter Design

The book is about theoretical and practical aspects of the virtual analog filter design in the music DSP context.

148 pages…

At this level of our special Vadim Zavalishin, we would like to advise you to have a look at the video recording of “Native Sessions Berlin – Play.Patch.Build” in which he’s explaining that the ZDF Toolkit aka Zero Delay Feedback is made to eventually emulate analog filters but also to create new digital filters (from 34.40 mins to 43.47 mins).

The sound is profound, dark, highly immersive and he’s live patching core cells and core macros…

This is truly amazing !

We see that Vadim Zavalishin is an important element in developing what we have the pleasure to use today for our music production, Reaktor 6.

We know about his past as “Dr Sync” developing his “Sync Modular” project and how this turned a few years after, the birth of “Reaktor Core” a low level digital signal processing programmation language.

It was an evidence that all of this would wake up curiosity and interest from some users, a very few actually due to the level of complexity where things are right now.

For those of you who enjoyed discovering the work of Vadim Zavalishin and would like to experiment with some ensembles or even more, if you would like to follow his path into the world of digital signal processing, we have a couple of things for you…

First of all, we have three tutorials for you to learn about Filters. These three tutorials are about “Comb Filters”, “Low Pass Filters” and “Filter Transfer Functions”.

COMB FILTERS

LOW PASS FILTERS

FILTER TRANSFER FUNCTIONS

As soon as you fully understand these tutorials, you’ll be able to open yourself the door to the world of the now famous ZDF “Zero Delay Feedback” Filters.

ZERO DELAY FEEDBACK FILTERS

We hope you enjoyed diving into the dark side of Native Instruments Reaktor.

Now, PLAY. PATCH. BUILD

Sync Modular Links

Sync Modular Freeware

Sync Modular Ensembles / Instruments

Sync Modular Ensembles / Instruments (Google Drive)

Vadim Zavalishin PDF

The Art Of VA Filter Design

Virtual Analog Filters

Reaktor User Library (Ensembles made by and from Vadim DSP PDF)

ZDF Filter Mode

Anti-Aliased Synced Sine

Advanced Filters in Reaktor Core

Oogerfooger OF-101

Important links

Native Instruments DSP Articles

NI Forum Discussion

KVR Audio Forum Discussion

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