I've just been reading thru them. Here's a link http://users.telenet.be/tenor/ They're really good. It's a lot of reading. Now if I can just get some modules to play with :-) PQ Yep! Synth Secrets from Sound on Sound. Those articles are actually very good! I learned a lot from those, as the author (Gordon Reid) uses modular patches to illustrate the synthesis development of a sound that is to be achieved. However, compared to Ken Elhardt's stuff, it's like kindergarten... I apologize for saying it so bluntly, but while the sound on sound articles do give you an excellent start, they just fall short when it comes to modeling *realistic* acoustic instruments! Needless to say I would be very much interested in such a book! Wondering if we could convince Ken Elhardt??? Ken... pleeaase!! ;-) Best, Dino
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Re: "Wooden Recorder" 440 demo
2005-05-18 by PQ
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