The next synthesizer.

Hi Steve,

I don't know if it is actually you under the moniker of "steve duda" here so if not, will the person replying under the moniker do due diligence and please be sure steve sees this:

I am wondering if you would be open to time and/or money it would take to "Xfer" the building blocks out of the premise of this thread and this mans thesis.

….I propose that we have the technology to build "auto synthesizer makers" with the requisite aural results worthy of marketing/sales.

My thread: https://www.logicprohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=833549#p833549

Contrast with a Goog search term: " dmitri tymoczko a geometry of music pdf " (omit 'pdf' for a second search)

I am a former guitar theory teacher and maintain relationships in songwriting in the DAW with former students.
Like yourself I have found many parallels between the aural and the optic spectrum when applying waveform behavior in music to actual physical applications.

Hence the reason for writing.

Thank you very much for reading this far.

miscellaneous:

https://bubbl.us/11011298
VARI-SOUND: A Varifocal Lens for Sound
Astro Teller machine learning

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While I don't fully understand any of this, I'm not interested in making a tool to make synthesizers, personally, or going down an AI rabbit hole. I try to stick somewhat close to my roots, which is being in the driver's seat in the studio, and so I try to make tools which offer value for that, and I shy away from 'conceptual' projects. Not that there isn't value to be found there, but it's not a passion of mine to create tools for making tools.