Re: FM synthesis

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From: Don Kennedy
Date: Fri, 29 Dec 1989 14:43

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	We are working to develop an audio board based on the DSP56001
processor. We underspped about their proprietary algorithms, but we were curiousif anyone knew of any public domain or low-cost DSP algorithms available   
justifiably tight-lipped about their proprietary algorithms, but we were wondering if anyone knew of any public domain or low-cost DSP algorithms available
from universities or other sources. I have already contacted the CARL program
at UCSD, and hope to contact CCRMA and the MIT Media Lab. Any other 
suggestions are most welcome.
	As yet I do not have email capability, so please reply in a
	Don Kennedy                                      
	Vision Quest
	DSP Development
	2925 Sunny Lane
	Fayetteville, AR 72703
	(501) 521-0420

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Subject: Re: FM synthesis
Summary: Audio DSP Applications
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