are you going to be able to post your paper when its finished?
would love to check it out, sounds like you're really working to make it quality
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I'll try, it might not be much and it might raise some eyebrows.
And it'll be in latin spanish ._.
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Easton, PA, USA
c0mp1337 wrote:
He was able to respond my mail! that's one down i guess
That's the father of FM! That's a pretty good start for a school assignment. That's like getting Einstein to explain relative theory to you.
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Tacoma WA
c0mp1337 wrote:
infradead wrote:John chowning maybe?
He was able to respond my mail! that's one down i guess
awesome!
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Allright so, anyone else? maybe from here?
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Ostraya mate!
That's great that you got a reply from Chowning. Just curious, what class is this for? Music? Computing? I wish I had classes where I could write about synths at school 
Anyway, I really like this as a practical introduction to FM synths. I think he shows and explains it quite clearly: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziFv00PegJg
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Metodologia de la investigacion, or, Research Methodology for you english speakers. I choose FM synthesis becuase i'm interested on the subject.
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Italy
You could also contact Xavier Hosxe, the maker of the PreenFM DIY FM synth, he probably knows a lot about FM on a more technical level.
Check out his website: http://ixox.fr/preenfm2/ The Preen is the only modern, pure FM synth afaik