[sdiy] synth related books

[Bob Weigel]

I'm currently amassing information about each individual synth, but I 
put up a few good pieces of basic information at 
http://cu.imt.net/~sounddoctorin and follow the global synthesizer link 
and you'll on the bottom of that page find first of all individual 
synths classified by architecture...and there's a link above where I 
discuss what types of architectures have been used and what all that 
means in somewhat layperson's terms. :-)  Then there's also a history 
link that gives a rundown of landmark accomplishments in the history of 
synth development.  Each individual company page has something about 
where the company came from and sometimes some nice outside links like 
on the ARP page and so on.  Pages that show Moog's and Pearlman's 
patents, Smith's innovations etc. Enjoy! -Bob

Ann wrote:

>Hi!
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>I've recently started to write a work in schol about analogue synthesizers, how they work from an electronic perspective and how each component (VCO, VCA, ADSR etc) work together. I'm looking for good information, books and websites where I can get what I need. Can anyone recommend something?
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>I'm very interessted in .pdf files/books that could be of interest and if anyone has something to share I'd be very grateful. I have a 2 GB account at GMail if someone happens to have BIG files to share: balsamgurka at gmail.com ;)
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>Best regards,
>Fredrik
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