FM Synthesis Libraries

I'm thinking about using a realtime FM synth for music and sound effects in my next game. I'd write a library myself, but I don't want to waste my time if there's already something good out there. The thing is, google turned up no results. Am I going to have to get cracking on my own?

>>24
Just because you claim to own the most popular FM hardware, which is probably the first example on wikipedia for FM synthesis, doesn't mean you're immune from having to understand the points you attempt to refute.

>>23
It has been rumored for years, but the proof only appeared this month.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/dec/04/michael-jackson-sonic-hedgehog
Follow the links from here.
We still don't know for sure just how much of his work is in the final product.

>>26
That's like saying that a concert grand piano that costs more than ten cars is better than some cheap upright that wasn't tuned for ages: objectively correct, and artistically stupid.

Attempt to make something that sounds like it came from a MD with only a DX7 or whatever else that does FM and is expensive: unless you're making a cover or an uninspired copy, you'll fail.

There's a reason some people did MIDI their MD. Artists, as opposed to mere synthesis nerds, consider the limitations and artifacts of these chips an important part of its vocabulary.