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Hi everyone! This is Kaito Sato, an independent developer of IMFMSynth from Japan. I love FM synthesis. I grew up listening to everything from video game music to Ryuichi Sakamoto, and I have always been drawn to those sounds. Since this is my first post, I should probably share a few of my other interests too. I like cats, tea, fountain pens, cats, and cats! Now, back to the main subject. First, here is a short demo: Why I built this synth FM synthesis can so...

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