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1989
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Alan Purvis, Ron W. Berry, Peter D. Manning:
A multi-transputer based audio computer with MIDI and analogue interfaces. Microprocess. Microprogramming 25(1-5): 271-276 (1989)

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1990
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Peter D. Manning, Ron W. Berry, Ian Bowler, Alan Purvis, Nicholas J. Bailey:
Studio Report, University of Durham, England. ICMC 1990
1988
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Ron W. Berry:
Experiments in Computer Controlled Acoustic Modelling (A Step Backwards??). ICMC 1988
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Michael Clarke, Peter D. Manning, Ron W. Berry, Alan Purvis:
VOCEL: New implementations fo the FOF synthesis method. ICMC 1988

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