Ever-growing synthesizer guide, personally tested

During my early undergrad days at Berklee, I was captivated by the synthesizers in the EPD labs and the synth library. When COVID-19 sent us home, I dedicated my time to thoroughly learning and practicing my then-limited skills on synths, hoping to be proficient when Berklee reopened. Upon returning a year and a half later, I utilized the school's synths to create guides for my friends and fellow students, aiming to help them learn quickly and spark their interest. Berklee has some amazing synth gems that often go unnoticed because they seem intimidating and time-consuming to learn. To complement the guides, I also made YouTube videos showcasing the different types of synths available at the school, highlighting their strengths and capabilities. Although these guides and videos aren't perfect, they were helpful to me and many of my friends in various ways. I stopped making them in recent years due to a lack of free time, but the document became quite extensive, so I thought I’d share it here. Enjoy!