Brent Edstrom is Amy M. Ryan Endowed Professor at Whitworth University. He is an author, composer, pianist, and music technologist. His publications include Arduino for Musicians and Recording on a Budget for Oxford University Press, and over 60 volumes for Hal Leonard Corporation's Jazz Piano Solos series. An avid programmer, his research explores the intersection of music, electronics, and computer science.

• Preface Part I: Explorations in Music Synthesis and DSPChapter 1: Light SynthChapter 2 : Wavetable SynthesisChapter 3: Creating a Synthesizer User InterfaceChapter 4 : FM SynthesisChapter 5 : Additive SynthesisChapter 6 : Granular SynthesisChapter 7 : Digital Signal ProcessingPart II: Explorations in MIDIChapter 8: MIDI I/OChapter 9: PolyphonyChapter 10: Interactive MIDI ArpeggiatorChapter 11 : Genetic Step SequencerPart III: Eurorack ConceptsChapter 12: Making Connections-Microcontroller I/OChapter 13: Powering Eurorack ModulesChapter 14 : Building Eurorack Modules-Part I: StripboardChapter 15: Building Eurorack Modules with PCBsChapter 16: Voltage Control, Gates, and TriggersPart IV: Eurorack ProjectsChapter 17: Building a Eurorack Effects UnitChapter 18: MIDI to Control-Voltage ConverterChapter 19: Building EurosynthAppendix A) Data TypesAppendix B) Primary Audio ObjectsAppendix C) Using Polyphone to Create Custom WavetablesNotes

Brent Edstrom is Amy M. Ryan Endowed Professor at Whitworth University. He is an author, composer, pianist, and music technologist. His publications include Arduino for Musicians and Recording on a Budget for Oxford University Press, and over 60 volumes for Hal Leonard Corporation's Jazz Piano Solos series. An avid programmer, his research explores the intersection of music, electronics, and computer science.

• Preface Part I: Explorations in Music Synthesis and DSPChapter 1: Light SynthChapter 2 : Wavetable SynthesisChapter 3: Creating a Synthesizer User InterfaceChapter 4 : FM SynthesisChapter 5 : Additive SynthesisChapter 6 : Granular SynthesisChapter 7 : Digital Signal ProcessingPart II: Explorations in MIDIChapter 8: MIDI I/OChapter 9: PolyphonyChapter 10: Interactive MIDI ArpeggiatorChapter 11 : Genetic Step SequencerPart III: Eurorack ConceptsChapter 12: Making Connections-Microcontroller I/OChapter 13: Powering Eurorack ModulesChapter 14 : Building Eurorack Modules-Part I: StripboardChapter 15: Building Eurorack Modules with PCBsChapter 16: Voltage Control, Gates, and TriggersPart IV: Eurorack ProjectsChapter 17: Building a Eurorack Effects UnitChapter 18: MIDI to Control-Voltage ConverterChapter 19: Building EurosynthAppendix A) Data TypesAppendix B) Primary Audio ObjectsAppendix C) Using Polyphone to Create Custom WavetablesNotes

Brent Edstrom is Amy M. Ryan Endowed Professor at Whitworth University. He is an author, composer, pianist, and music technologist. His publications include Arduino for Musicians and Recording on a Budget for Oxford University Press, and over 60 volumes for Hal Leonard Corporation's Jazz Piano Solos series. An avid programmer, his research explores the intersection of music, electronics, and computer science.

• Preface Part I: Explorations in Music Synthesis and DSPChapter 1: Light SynthChapter 2 : Wavetable SynthesisChapter 3: Creating a Synthesizer User InterfaceChapter 4 : FM SynthesisChapter 5 : Additive SynthesisChapter 6 : Granular SynthesisChapter 7 : Digital Signal ProcessingPart II: Explorations in MIDIChapter 8: MIDI I/OChapter 9: PolyphonyChapter 10: Interactive MIDI ArpeggiatorChapter 11 : Genetic Step SequencerPart III: Eurorack ConceptsChapter 12: Making Connections-Microcontroller I/OChapter 13: Powering Eurorack ModulesChapter 14 : Building Eurorack Modules-Part I: StripboardChapter 15: Building Eurorack Modules with PCBsChapter 16: Voltage Control, Gates, and TriggersPart IV: Eurorack ProjectsChapter 17: Building a Eurorack Effects UnitChapter 18: MIDI to Control-Voltage ConverterChapter 19: Building EurosynthAppendix A) Data TypesAppendix B) Primary Audio ObjectsAppendix C) Using Polyphone to Create Custom WavetablesNotes