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When we speak of ‘analogue synthesis’ we usually mean analogue subtractive synthesis. There are, though, many other non-analogue forms of subtractive synthesis - the typical sampler fits that description. You see, the ‘subtractive’ bit has nothing to do with how a synth makes its sound, but how that sound is manipulated once generated.