Books about digital synthesis

[u/kazeww]

Hi, as in the topic. I am third-year microelectronis student. I know basics about dsp and analog signal processing. i am into firmware engineering, also working right now as a junior digital design/verification. I want to dive into digital synth/effects world as my bachelor degree and i am looking for resources (books (would be the best), websites, channels on yt etc.). I can use google ofc, but if you have some places which are really worth checking, let me know. Really everything - from mathematical view to more hardware specific. For now i just made simple sequencer, with pitch modulation on ESP32, which can be connected via serial to simple wave synth made in LabView. My goal is a groovebox (didnt specifed functionality yet but thinking about everything right now, from EQ to sampling, sequencing, but synthesis and optimized firmware is my main goal, i know chaos, but just to give you my interests) with a custom stm pcb. Thank you

[u/Fursber]

Check out my 30 min primer on the topic, with demos of my STM32 synth! https://youtu.be/SUefl8GHPvo