to synth
6.9
To make or change sounds using an electronic instrument
- verb
- /sɪnθ/
- Informal
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- He learned how to synth various sounds by adjusting the knobs on his synthesizer.
You can do a much nicer job of synthesizing A waveform that would look very close.
- You can do a much nicer job of synthesizing A waveform that would look very close.
- It seems to be it seems to get by without the need for synthesizing narration.
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Examples
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The music producer used a synthesizer to synth a rich, layered sound for the track.
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You can do a much nicer job of synthesizing A waveform that would look very close.
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In her recent project, she decided to synth unique soundscapes to enhance the listening experience.
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Surface Forms
synth infinitive
synthesized past
synthesized past participle
synthesizing present participle
synths third person singular
Etymology
To synth is a short form of synthesize, which comes from synthesis meaning 'put together', so to synth a sound is to make or change it by putting electronic parts together. This explains why musicians say they 'synth' a sound when they create it on a synthesizer.