Vol.5 : Mastering Structure on the SONICWARE Ambient Ø – ATMOS 2 Focus (16-page Guide)
Introduction:
Unlock the true potential of the Ambient Ø.
This 16-page PDF guide takes a deep dive into “Structure,” one of the most essential yet somewhat complex aspects of the SONICWARE LIVEN Ambient Ø.
Following Vol.4: LFO, this edition focuses specifically on the ATMOS 2 structure.
It explains its behavior and sound design possibilities in a clear and accessible way.
Whether you’ve just picked up the Ambient Ø or have been using it for a while,
this guide will give you valuable insights to help you unlock the full capabilities of the instrument.
✅ You’ll learn:
- The key characteristics of the ATMOS 2 structure
- The fundamentals of FM synthesis structure
- A clear explanation of ATMOS 2 parameters
- Practical sound design with ATMOS 2
- (including bell sounds, electric piano, and synth bass)
✅Ideal for:
- Ambient Ø users seeking deeper control
- Ambient/electronic music producers
- Anyone confused by the Structure
📄 Format:
- 16 pages / PDF format
- Based on official documentation + real-world use
- Written in English by NicaFelt, officially recognized as a featured creator in the SONICWARE-hosted Ambient Ø Sound Design Challenge.
💬 Note:
We highly recommend reading this with the actual device nearby.
All interpretations are user-based and not affiliated with SONICWARE.
💡 We highly recommend reading this article with the actual device in front of you for the best experience.
Please note: While this article is based on official documentation from the manufacturer, all analysis and explanations are the result of hands-on use and personal interpretation from a user’s perspective.
Table of Contents:
1 | Introduction
2 | ATMOS2 Structure
▷▶︎▷ Features
3 | FM Synth Structure
▷▶︎▷ Analogy
4 | Comparison Between LFO and FM Synthesizer
▷▶︎▷ Key Points
5 | Differences Between DRONE2 and ATMOS2
▷▶︎▷ Key Points
6 | ATMOS2 Parameters
7 | Summary So Far
8 | Practical Sound Design with ATMOS2
・Sparkling Bell Sound
・Soft Electric Piano (Wurlitzer-style)
・Versatile Monophonic Synth Bass
9 | Oscillator Usage