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Capture your screen in an intuitive and straightforward way without distractions. Kooha is a simple screen recorder with a minimal interface. You can simply click the record button without having to configure a bunch of settings.

Turn your phone or tablet into a fantastic audio viewer. Easy to use and customize. Choose from several preset settings of incredible colors or create your own. CAVA is a bar spectrum audio viewer based on my own open source project with the same name. Take the audio from the device's microphone and visualize the amplitude of the different frequencies as bars on the screen. Each bar represents a certain bandwidth of low to high frequencies. The leftmost bar starts at 50 Hz and the rightmost bar ends at 10 kHz. ...

MicToggle is a lightweight microphone control tool designed for focus and clarity. Instantly mute or unmute your mic using a custom hotkey — no matter what you're doing. Stay aware of your mic status with a movable on-screen overlay, system tray icon, and optional audio cues. Choose your preferred microphone, set startup behavior, and enjoy a clean, unobtrusive interface. Whether you're gaming, streaming, or in meetings, MicToggle keeps you in control.

...Inspired by Battlestar Galactica Cylon and Viper comms but capable of many more effects, it offers pitch, tempo, wobble, ring modulation, flanging, echo, EQ, and radio effects like distortion and static. Process microphone input with a customizable effect chain. Features a clean console UI, low RAM/CPU usage, Free for non-commercial use, it supports virtual audio cables for seamless app integration. Save settings to XML and tweak buffer sizes for low latency. Developed by Shiro Sneaky Snep (@DEBUG_SNEP 2025). Download now to unleash your inner Cylon! ...

NotesTyper system converts text typing into music. You will need computer keyboard, microphone (notebook mic is ok) and Chrome or Firefox browser. NotesTyper has multiple operating modes and settings, which allow to produce different music from same text. Computer keyboards do no allow to input keypress velocity, but NotesTyper overcomes this restriction by processing microphone input level when you type. When generating music all nuances of your typing are taken into account: what keys were pressed, exact timings of all key presses and key releases, velocity (loudness) of typing. ...