I recently found an article on a university website that explains "Physical Modeling for Audio Synthesis".
I found it interesting and decided to share it with you:
http://compmus.ime.usp.br/sites/ime.usp...a-para.pdf
it looks very interesting. but unfortunately my Portuguese is nonexistent! i know how to say "obrigado" and that's about it.
i've found some other things about modelling pianos online, like this thesis:
https://hal.inria.fr/hal-00873089/document
Phillipe used to have a homepage at his position in Toulouse, with some modelling papers, although i don't remember seeing any about the piano model. i couldn't find his page for this post, so maybe he is no longer affiliated with them?
it looks very interesting. but unfortunately my Portuguese is nonexistent! i know how to say "obrigado" and that's about it.
i've found some other things about modelling pianos online, like this thesis:
https://hal.inria.fr/hal-00873089/document
Phillipe used to have a homepage at his position in Toulouse, with some modelling papers, although i don't remember seeing any about the piano model. i couldn't find his page for this post, so maybe he is no longer affiliated with them?
Sorry for not having it in English. But I believe that translating it is not difficult with Google Translate features.
I found it interesting because it clarifies the generation of sound from scratch, something that fans of sampled instruments do not believe or say is impossible.