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Subject: synthesis algorithm reference
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>From:         White Rabbit <sxa@CXA.DARESBURY.AC.UK>

>   What i'd like is some info on good books containing descriptions of
>   algorithms and techniques of everything from simple DCO's to reverb,
>   harmonisers and vocoders...  Ive already got Hal Chamberlains book, but
>   it doesn't cover things like granular synthesis,  Karplus-Strong etc.
>   Any suggestions?

Check back issues of Keyboard magazine.  Bob Moog did a series of columns
on algorithms, including granular synthesis and Karplus-Strong.  They
should at least get you started.

John McIntyre
Physics - Astronomy Dept
Michigan State University