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#### Tone.Synth
[Tone.Synth](http://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Synth) is a basic synthesizer with a single [oscillator](http://tonejs.github.io/docs/#OmniOscillator) and an [ADSR envelope](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synthesizer#ADSR_envelope).
[Tone.Synth](https://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Synth) is a basic synthesizer with a single [oscillator](https://tonejs.github.io/docs/#OmniOscillator) and an [ADSR envelope](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synthesizer#ADSR_envelope).
#### triggerAttackRelease
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### Transport
[Tone.Transport](http://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Transport) is the master timekeeper, allowing for application-wide synchronization of sources, signals and events along a shared timeline. Time expressions (like the ones above) are evaluated against the Transport's BPM which can be set like this: `Tone.Transport.bpm.value = 120`.
[Tone.Transport](https://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Transport) is the master timekeeper, allowing for application-wide synchronization of sources, signals and events along a shared timeline. Time expressions (like the ones above) are evaluated against the Transport's BPM which can be set like this: `Tone.Transport.bpm.value = 120`.
### Loops
Tone.js provides higher-level abstractions for scheduling events. [Tone.Loop](http://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Loop) is a simple way to create a looped callback that can be scheduled to start and stop.
Tone.js provides higher-level abstractions for scheduling events. [Tone.Loop](https://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Loop) is a simple way to create a looped callback that can be scheduled to start and stop.
```javascript
//play a note every quarter-note
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# Instruments
Tone has a number of instruments which all inherit from the same [Instrument base class](http://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Instrument), giving them a common API for playing notes. [Tone.Synth](http://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Synth) is composed of one oscillator and an amplitude envelope.
Tone has a number of instruments which all inherit from the same [Instrument base class](https://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Instrument), giving them a common API for playing notes. [Tone.Synth](https://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Synth) is composed of one oscillator and an amplitude envelope.
```javascript
//pass in some initial values for the filter and filter envelope
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synth.triggerAttack("D3", "+1");
```
All instruments are monophonic (one voice) but can be made polyphonic when the constructor is passed in as the second argument to [Tone.PolySynth](http://tonejs.github.io/docs/#PolySynth).
All instruments are monophonic (one voice) but can be made polyphonic when the constructor is passed in as the second argument to [Tone.PolySynth](https://tonejs.github.io/docs/#PolySynth).
```javascript
//a 4 voice Synth
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# Effects
In the above examples, the synthesizer was always connected directly to the [master output](http://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Master), but the output of the synth could also be routed through one (or more) effects before going to the speakers.
In the above examples, the synthesizer was always connected directly to the [master output](https://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Master), but the output of the synth could also be routed through one (or more) effects before going to the speakers.
```javascript
//create a distortion effect
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# Sources
Tone has a few basic audio sources like [Tone.Oscillator](http://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Oscillator) which has sine, square, triangle, and sawtooth waveforms, a buffer player ([Tone.Player](http://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Player)), a noise generator ([Tone.Noise]((http://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Noise))), two additional oscillator types ([pwm](http://tonejs.github.io/docs/#PWMOscillator), [pulse](http://tonejs.github.io/docs/#PulseOscillator)) and [external audio input](http://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Microphone) (when [WebRTC is supported](http://caniuse.com/#feat=stream)).
Tone has a few basic audio sources like [Tone.Oscillator](https://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Oscillator) which has sine, square, triangle, and sawtooth waveforms, a buffer player ([Tone.Player](https://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Player)), a noise generator ([Tone.Noise]((https://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Noise))), two additional oscillator types ([pwm](https://tonejs.github.io/docs/#PWMOscillator), [pulse](https://tonejs.github.io/docs/#PulseOscillator)) and [external audio input](https://tonejs.github.io/docs/#Microphone) (when [WebRTC is supported](http://caniuse.com/#feat=stream)).
```javascript
//a pwm oscillator which is connected to the speaker and started right away
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# MIDI
To use MIDI files, you'll first need to convert them into a JSON format which Tone.js can understand using [MidiConvert](http://tonejs.github.io/MidiConvert/).
To use MIDI files, you'll first need to convert them into a JSON format which Tone.js can understand using [MidiConvert](https://tonejs.github.io/MidiConvert/).
# Performance