Herbert Brün and Keith Johnson taught me about SAWDUST, the principles of its algorithms, and its radical address to compositional premises.
I'd like to thank Wolfram Research, Inc., for their contributions of time and support on their computers and equipment.
Jerry Keiper and Robert Naiman, both of Wolfram Research, Inc., generously contributed their skills in mathematics and numerical analysis, and patiently answered the many questions I had on implementation.
The functions for plotting the FFTs were written by Theodore Gray of Wolfram Research.
I prototyped the synthesis algorithms for wigout using Mathematica V2.1, then rewrote them in C for speed. The graphics in this article were made with Mathematica V2.1. wigout currently runs on a NeXT 68040 workstation.