This is an experimental project aimed at playing with sound generation. The original goal was to write an approximate software emulation of the Roland Juno-60 synthesizer, but as the project progressed, it took on a life of its own and became much more open ended.
This project is a “play project”: sound generation is a brand new domain to me, I’ve last worked with C in uni in 2005, so I have no hopes of a “good enough” outcome — only of exploring and enjoying the process.
I welcome pull requests and bug reports in the issues on the GitHub repository.
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