[sdiy] Synth Electronics

[Ashlyn Black]

Irrespective of Electronotes or other copyrighted material, it is my 
opinion that free information, advice, anecdotes, independent research 
etc and discussion on the nature of such things absolutely belong on a 
publicly available community mailing list named "Synth Do-It-Yourself."

On 9/5/24 13:53, Michael E Caloroso via Synth-diy wrote:
> Oh noes they are using shaming language again.
>
> This is just a rephrasing of the tired "music wants to be free" credo, 
> so knock it off.  We did not spend a fortune learning engineering in 
> college and a lifetime of acquiring knowledge to give it away for 
> free.  That discussion does not belong on SDIY.  Do not even start.  I 
> will not submit to manipulation or respond to replies.
>
> MC
>
> On Wed, May 8, 2024 at 7:17 AM Paulo Constantino via Synth-diy 
> <synth-diy at synth-diy.org> wrote:
>
>     Some people here have the full electro notes as PDF and refuse to
>     give it to others.
>     Come on. We live in an open source world and the point of the
>     internet is to share.
>     THere should be no morals concerning the. The book is outdated and
>     can't be found anywhere.
>
>     Someone who refuses to share such a thing is really a blind and
>     selfish person who thinks
>     are doing any moral good.
>
>     Moral good is sharing the knowledge to others. Nothing is ever
>     achieved by selfishness and short sightedness like
>     this person is exhibiting.
>
>     Science and engineering is done by sharing information and not by
>     moral principles.
>
>     Damn your moral principles. Damn them all.
>
>     On Tue, May 7, 2024 at 5:35 PM Neil Johnson
>     <neil.johnson71 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>         Amos wrote:
>         > I'm a little surprised nobody here has mentioned Horowitz
>         and Hill's book "The Art of Electronics" (unless I missed
>         where someone did). I think it's a great resource in terms of
>         providing some depth and nuance to the discussion of why to to
>         use certain designs, how to adjust them to achieve various
>         performance goals/tradeoffs... for someone who wants to
>         achieve musicality in their analog circuit design, I think it
>         has some things to offer.
>
>         For opamps I prefer Sergio Franco's book "Design With Operational
>         Amplifiers And Analog Integrated Circuits".  Although AoE does
>         have a
>         lot of useful information in it and has steadily grown in size
>         over
>         the years.
>
>         Neil
>
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