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Sunday, August 28, 2005

Syd Software Synthesizer


Syd by Jim Bumgardner.

"I wrote Syd so I could reproduce some of the sounds produced by the Buchla 200 analog synthesizer I used to play with at CalArts in the early 80's. It has since evolved into an interesting computer-music tool in its own right."
Posted by matrix at 8/28/2005 04:07:00 PM
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  1. Anonymous7/20/06, 5:42 PM

    Via Antonio Tuzzi:
    "I think I've seen for the first time Syd in 1996. Was my inspiration: I wrote a couple of emails to Jim and after that I decided to write a virtual analog real time synth and by the 1997 I had Phoenix up and running on MacOS9.
    Phonenix is (was) a very powerful tool! It was used in couple of schools.
    If you have a powermac still running MACOS9... let me know
    the url contains a snapshot of Phoenix running"

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