1:00 – Free Synthesizers & Effects Downloads

1:34 – Introducing MIDI

2:38 – History of MIDI

3:23 – Origin of the “Piano Roll”

3:58 – MIDI Controller Hardware

4:59 – Your Hogwarts Acceptance Letter

5:25 – Envelopes

5:46 – Timbre

6:51 – Introduction to ADSR

7:46 – Timeline of ADSR

8:08 – A – Attack

9:03 – D – Decay

9:25 – S – Sustain

10:28 – R – Release

11:04 – Hold

11:15 – Delay

11:52 – HANDS ON DEMO – Opening the Project File

12:51 – Example of an Envelope

14:58 – Examples of Attack

19:09 – Examples of Decay

23:51 – Examples of Sustain

26:20 – Examples of Release

27:54 – Applying This Knowledge

29:19 – Using ADSR on an Arpeggio With Delay

31:35 – Using ADSR on a Pad to Create Dynamics

34:06 – Using ADSR on a Bassline

36:33 – Using ADSR to Create a Lead

38:11 – What it All Sounds Like Put Together

40:00 – QUIZ!

44:09 – How MIDI & ADSR Work Together

46:37 – Introduction to Waveforms

47:55 – What Waveforms Look Like

49:24 – Sine Waves in Action

50:08 – Square Waves in Action

51:23 – Triangle Waves in Action

52:16 – Saw Waves in Action

54:08 – Oscillators Use Waveforms to Create Sound!

54:35 – Glide

57:23 – Monophonic vs. Polyphonic

57:58 – Voices

59:23 – How Synthesizers Work

1:01:41 – Using the Classroom Forum

1:02:42 – MIDI Recap

1:04:03 – MIDI Controllers in Action

1:06:41 – Time to Take EXAM 1!!!!