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 Then depending on which device you work with, you can choose a [[misc:nec#soft_synth|soft synth]] or a [[misc:nec#programming_language|programming language]] to work with or both.
+If you know a programming language already, you can look into libraries or project that is oriented toward music and live coding.
+Each section of your [[misc:nec#workflow|workflow]] can be hardware, code or software. For example, you can code your synth, then have a hardware controller to change some of the variables, and use a software sequencer to play the music. Each platform tool will have their strength and weaknesses so you'll have to experiment around to find what works for you.
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 ==== Soft synth ====
-  * DIN (Din is Noise) - Soft synth with a different approach [[https://dinisnoise.org/]]
+This is not an exhaustive list of all the software synth there is, but a simple list of different types of well-maintained projects that are also open source. It's a starting point in exploring soft synths.
-  * vcvRack - Modular synth simulator [[https://vcvrack.com/]]
-  * AMS - Alsa Modular Synth
-  * Fluidsynth -
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+  * vcvRack - Modular synth simulator [[https://vcvrack.com/]]
+  * AMsynth -Analog Modelling Synthesizer [[https://amsynth.github.io/]]
+  * Sunvox - is a small, fast and powerful modular synthesizer with a pattern-based sequencer. [[https://warmplace.ru/soft/sunvox/]]
+  * Helm - https://tytel.org/helm/
+  * Bristol - A vintage synth emulator [[https://bristol.sourceforge.net/]]
+  * DIN (Din is Noise) - Soft synth with a different approach [[https://dinisnoise.org/]]
 ===== Programable / hackable Hardware  =====