From hal Sent Fri, Oct 1st 1999, 07:17
From hal Sent Fri, Oct 1st 1999, 07:17
The Doepfer site has a list of suggested reading to "help you increase your knowledge of analog synthesis": http://www.doepfer.com/a100_man/a100b_e.htm A search of a university library catalog such as http://dpweb1.dp.utexas.edu/lib/utnetcat/ , should turn up some things of interest . . . As for online purchasing, you could check out http://musicbooksplus.com/browse.htm and last, but certainly not least, get your hands on a classic manual like, for instance, the Moog Modular Owner's Manual (check out ebay, I think there's a Serge manual and others being auctioned currently). I'd imagine this list could be a great resource for a copy . . . Hope this helps >Date: Thu, 30 Sep 1999 11:07:11 -0700 (PDT) >From: James Stone <xxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx> >Subject: [AH] Analog Sound Creation Questions >Does anyone know of any books / internet resources for learning more about how >analog sound synthesis works. Specifically I am looking for books / >>information >that will give me a better understanding of how to create specific sounds from >an analog synth. >I've seen one in the new musician's friend catalog called the wizoo guide to >analog synth's. Has anyone seen this before? Is it any good? >Thanks for the help, >- -James >....xxxxx.xxxxx...................................xxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx....