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	Synthesizer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The combination of simple modulation routings (such as pulse width modulation and oscillator sync), along with the physically unrealistic lowpass filters, is responsible for the "classic synthesizer" sound commonly associated with "analog synthesis" and often mistakenly used when referring to software synthesizers using subtractive synthesis.
		John Chowning of Stanford University is generally considered to be the first researcher to conceive of producing musical sounds by causing one oscillator to modulate the pitch of another.
		Most FM synthesizers use sine-wave oscillators (called operators) which, in order for their fundamental frequency to be sufficiently stable, are normally generated digitally (several years after Yamaha popularized this field of synthesis, they were outfitted with the ability to generate wavforms other than a sine wave).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Synthesizer (5371 words)

	Oscillator Frequency (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Frequency Accuracy is a measure of the difference of the oscillator frequency from the nominal frequency...
		Access to the oscillator trimmer is. made through a hole in the top of the housing...
		A crystal oscillator (sometimes abbreviated to XTAL on schematic diagrams) is an electronic circuit that...
	frequencyoscillator.flogoscillator.com /oscillatorfrequency (820 words)

	Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : Synthesizer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Each of these stages is modelled by a change in volume (typically exponential).
		One of the easiest synthesis systems is to record a real instrument as a digitized waveform, and then play back its recordings at different speeds to produce different tones.
		FM uses sine-wave oscillators (called operators) which, in order for their fundamental frequency to be sufficiently stable, are normally generated digitally.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /Synthesizer (3422 words)

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