This package was debianized by Eric Van Buggenhaut with the help of Ben Bell <bjb@debian.org> on
Thu, 1 Nov 2001 14:19:40 +0100.

Copyright (C) 1999,2000,2001
Peter Hanappe, Samuel Bianchini, and Johnathan Lee

Email: contact@iiwu.org
IIWU homepage: http://www.iiwu.org

This softwar[:Idea:]
Samuel Bianchini
Peter Hanappe
Johnathan Lee

[:Development:]
Peter Hanappe
files: all files except the Smurf files, see below.
extensive changes: iiwu_midi.c and iiwu_midi.h

[:Other:]
I borrowed code from Josh Green's Smurf SoundFont Editor. These files
remain under his copyright. 
files: smurf.c and smurf.h

I copied code from the glib library to the smurf files. The goal was
to make iiwusynth independent from any library for maximum portability.

Norbert Schnell wrote most of the jMax/FTS interface in a record
time. He also pointed me to the technique of using a lookup table for
the interpolation coefficients.
file: iiwu_fts.c, iiwu_synth.c

I used Martin Uddn's midi package. His files are integrated into the
iiwu_midi file. Martin Uddn <nanook@lysator.liu.se>
file: iiwu_midi.c

The alsa driver was based on the jMax alsa driver by Francois Dechelle
and his Real-time Team at Ircam (http://www.ircam.fr/jmax). The jMax
code was based upon Ardour's alsa_device.cc by Paul Barton-Davis.
file: iiwu_alsa.c

The midi device uses code from jMax's alsarawmidi.c file and from
Smurf's midi_alsaraw.c by Josh Green.
file: iiwu_alsa.c

The reverb algorithm was written by Jezar
(http://www.dreampoint.co.uk). His code is public domain. The code was
translated to C by Peter Hanappe.
file: iiwu_synth.c

I copied some interpolation algorihms that I found in the music-dsp
archives (http://www.smartelectronix.com/musicdsp). They were written
by Joshua Scholar and others.
file: iiwu_synth.c

I copied the macros to {increment,decrement} the 64-bit fixed point
phase from Mozilla's macros to handle the Long-long type (64-bit
signed integer type). Mozilla NSPR library, www.mozilla.org.  
file: iiwusynth_priv.he

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