Hello,

    I have seen many a reference made to a book called "Computer music
in C", but I have never been able to get a copy of this book. I've
searched amazon & Barnes and Noble + all over the web. Is this the only
book that tells how to work with raw C code and create sounds?

Anybody have it or read it, is it worth tracking down?

What are other books I may have a little easier time getting a hold of,
involving sound generation straight from the heart of the ol' machine?

 Or using C++, Java?? etc?
Is Java even powerful enough to handle "raw" sound generation?
C++?

GOD! I am so frustrated trying to track down the info I need to build
the software synth of the millenium! HELP ME....HELP
ME.....arrrrgggghhhhh!!!

SONICMAN=out

The author is Phil Winsor if that helps you in finding it.
Check your public library (mine has it)

Wayne Freno

On Sun, 7 Mar 1999, SONICMAN wrote:

> Hello,
> 
>     I have seen many a reference made to a book called "Computer music
> in C", but I have never been able to get a copy of this book. I've
> searched amazon & Barnes and Noble + all over the web. Is this the only
> book that tells how to work with raw C code and create sounds?
> 
> Anybody have it or read it, is it worth tracking down?
> 
> What are other books I may have a little easier time getting a hold of,
> involving sound generation straight from the heart of the ol' machine?
> 
>  Or using C++, Java?? etc?
> Is Java even powerful enough to handle "raw" sound generation?
> C++?
> 
> GOD! I am so frustrated trying to track down the info I need to build
> the software synth of the millenium! HELP ME....HELP
> ME.....arrrrgggghhhhh!!!
> 
> SONICMAN=out
> 
> 

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