Help, Please :)

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Hello guys,

this is not directly related to renoise, sorry for that - I would like to ask though, if you could perhaps help me with my diploma work,
I decided that I’ll be writing about virtual studio technology - but not only about steinberg plugins… I’m including renoise and trackers
in general to the work as well, as I think it’s a good opposition to standard multitrack softwares,

I would like to ask you, if you perhaps got some sources related to plugins mainly, that could be usefull, usually I can only find
marketing informations, and I’m not after that… if you at some time tried to write your own plugins, or know about some sources where
I could study and write about algorithms for example for filters, chorus etc could you link me ? or advice me ? anything else related
to the theme would be very appreciated too - documentation history tech stuff etc

thank you
and wish you productive and inspiring days

B

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The eBooks at bores are pretty good. You’ll have to pay money for them though.

Example PDF page: http://www.bores.com/eBooks/files/Introduction_to_DSP_ebook_sample.pdf

http://www.bores.com/

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Thank you Conner, I don’t mind buying ebooks - or books, was just looking for tips ! if you know some good titles that would be helpfull indeed

thanks for the links

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Perhaps this will be useful:

There’s a book on a software package called puredata (MAX/MSP’s open source cousin), which is probably a good primer on the maths underlying DSP. I’m not a coder, but I plan to get through this slowly during the summer to learn a bit more about DSP in general. You can get a free copy of Miller Puckette’s “The Theory and Technique of Electronic Music” in PDF from

http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/techniques.htm