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I'm trying to write a software synthesizer that recreates the sounds made by classic synthesizers like the Moog and the DX7. Does anyone know of any code resources for something like this? Thanks.
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CCRMA at Stanford can be a good resource for audio software. The Synthesis ToolKit in C++ (STK) looks like it could help you out.
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There are an awful lot of C/C++ libraries out there, most no longer updated. There's not much for C#, but I have seen a couple. I haven't really used any of them in anger, so I can't give any recommendations.
I would start with Harmony Central and see if you find anything of use there.
Alternatively, a search for analog synthesis on sourceforge.net has plenty of results.
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