> you might try actually sampling such audio, then storing a crude form of
it
> in tables.. that would get you fairly close, I'd think.

Or perhaps doing an FFT analysis and seeing what's really there as a first
step to synthesising it.
An oscilloscope with FFT function should be up to this, or you could get out
your A2D and serial equipped PIC and a PC and ....


        RM

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