You could have just looked at all the other treads on this forum instead of making a new thread asking for the most vague, broad spectrum thing possible.

I would look at tutorials purely on how the instrument works, rather than having the goal to make a specific sound.

That way, you can better utilize the tool when it comes down to creating your own taste as an artist.

EDIT: You can always watch ANY thing other than the thing you're trying to learn, to gain a better appreciate and understanding of signal chain as well...

take something from other things that aren't what you're looking at, directly, and apply it directly to the thing you're looking at.

Instead of calling me a dickbutt, you could have checked google and done some homework. Or maybe opened up your DAW and listen to a saw wave and a sine wave, since literally every single synthesizer is capable of producing them. Put a spectral analyzer on top of it and look at what shows up.

The fundamentals are literally everywhere, why aren't you taking the initiative and finding it yourself?

Please, no more wave equations.....my physics I PTSD is coming back....

While we're at it, no more sigma notation or sequences....

You call people 'dickbutt' and expect them to help you? Strange world you're living in...