Alchemy is a historical proto-scientific discipline that dealt with the transformation of substances, the search for a panacea and the prolongation of life. It is considered the forerunner of modern chemistry and was replaced by it in the 17th century. Alchemical writings and experiments were often characterized by symbols and secret codes, which made interpretation difficult. Alchemical writings and experiments were often characterized by symbols and secret codes, which made interpretation difficult. In addition to the material goals, there were also spiritual dimensions to alchemy, such as the inner transformation of the alchemist. Alchemy is therefore a complex and multifaceted field that encompasses scientific as well as philosophical and spiritual aspects. It has made an important contribution to the development of modern chemistry and continues to fascinate people today with its mysterious symbols and goals. And far more complex than just wanting to turn lead into gold.
And what does this have to do with FM Synthesis? Well, let’s just let Dr. John M. Chowning have his say. In an interview with Anthony Marinellis, he says: “FM was not an invention, it’s a discovery. It’s all there. The discovery is in the ear.”
Ooops, that’s an interesting statement and says more about FM synthesis than a thousand words. Does it mainly have to do with those who are intensively involved with FM Synthesis? Read my other blog articles, such as “It’s all about vibration” and the one in three short chapters “The Third Gate.”
Best before you watch the video embedded below with the complete interview.
And here is the interview
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