I'm new to synthesizers and want to learn some basic terminology. Can you navigate to the 'Glossary of Synthesizer Terms' on Vintage Synth Explorer and provide the definitions for all terms that begin with the letter 'A'?
Navigate to 'vintagesynth.com' Locate and click on the 'Resources' link or section to find the glossary. Navigate to the 'Glossary of Synthesizer Terms' page. On the glossary page, identify and extract the definitions for all terms starting with the letter 'A'. Provide all extracted definitions.
Successfully navigate to the 'Glossary of Synthesizer Terms' page. Provide the exact definition for 'Additive Synthesis': 'A system for generating complex waveforms or sounds by combining basic waveforms or sampled sounds prior to further processing with filters and envelope shapers. Additive synthesis is typically used in wavetable synthesizers like the Wavestation.' Provide the exact definition for 'Aftertouch': 'A type of pressure controlled MIDI data determined by how hard you press a key or group of keys on a keyboard after the initial attack, and while the key is being held down. Sometimes called Poly Pressure. It is typically used to add expression to a performance.' Provide the exact definition for 'Analog': 'An analog is a reproduction of something in another form. For synthesizers, this refers to the electrical voltages generated. They are analogs of the pressure waves that will eventually come out at the speaker as sound. These electrical signals are generated by an oscillator. Other electrical components can shape (envelope) and color (filter) the signal. The signal is prone to distortions from to the design and/or limitations of the electrical components used, which we may perceive as a warm and more natural sound than a digitally generated equivalent. Any synthesizer, new or old, that uses voltage controlled oscillators (VCOs) can be considered analog.' Provide the exact definition for 'Arpeggiator': 'A device that steps from note to note for whichever keys are pressed (or latched) in a preset or random pattern.' Ensure no definitions for terms not starting with 'A' are included.