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Subject: Re: Question about Amiga Sound/music capibilities
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Date: Mon, 21-Apr-86 02:07:03 EST
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From: Daniel Jay Barrett <jhunix!ins_adjb@caip.rutgers.edu>

> In article <1781@caip.RUTGERS.EDU> mende@shire.decnet writes:
> 
> >  What are the synthesizer abilities of the Amiga?
> >  Does it come with complex waveform generation by additive
> >  harmonic synthesis?
> The audio device (in the ROM kernal) supports but does not provide any type
> of synthesis.  I would be glad to answer any question about how to do any
> (your favorite) type of synthesis on the Amiga.

> Sam Dicker
> {decwrl|hplabs}!pyramid!amiga!sam


	OK, I'll bite:  how can you do:

		1)  Additive synthesis
		2)  FM synthesis

							??


Dan Barrett