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Re: Additive sound synthesis

chris mandra writes:
>Didn't there used to be a program called SoftSynth that ran on the
>sound accellerator card that did exactly what you've asked about?

As I recall, SoftSynth is subtractive.  I've used Csound to create
stimuli additively.  It has a ridiculous amount of control, but also
has a steep learning curve.

Csound is free and available for most everything under the sun.  I've
even used it on venerable NeXT machines.

Steve
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