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Music technology

building a sound by summing many sine-wave partials, each with its own frequency and amplitude envelope.

In music technology, additive synthesis refers to building a sound by summing many sine-wave partials, each with its own frequency and amplitude envelope. This meaning comes from Roads (1996) in The computer music tutorial.[1]

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Roads, C. (1996). The computer music tutorial. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262181587

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