Doepfer

thank you! 

I would also like to read some more about general physics of waves, 
not specifically applied to acoustics, but a nice readable book or a 
good website about all the basic properties that are also found in 
electronics, light etc. 

I couldn't think of anything else than the physics course that MIT has 
put online, but that's like going back to school... other (less dry) 
suggestions would be appreciated

On 20 Nov 2005, at 9:34, sfrules wrote:

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> I loved this book.  It describes the physics of sound and how sound  
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> modelling synthers.
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> The Acoustical Foundations of Music (Hardcover)
> by John Backus   http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/ 
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> PS.  Amazon offered it paired with a book by Harry Olson.  He was one  
> of the designers of the Bell Labs Synth...
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