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The program lets you draw lines and scattered dots on the screen with the Mouse. When you press the Space-bar it scans the screen and converts the drawing into sounds. Each pixel on the screen is converted into a sound, and there is an unfinished idea it can form harmonics. It can make several sound effects, and it's even possible that it can be used to create some music. Its complete source code is there as a single ASM file which can be assembled instantly with the free FASMW compiler.

CLEF is a Max-based modular environment for composition and performance of live electronics, developed at CIRMMT/McGill University.

 CLEF follows structural design concepts and allows users to rapidly create digital signal processing topologies and control data taking advantage of the provided infrastructure and feature set. 
 CLEF separates domain model from data access layer and user interface, relying on dedicated technologies: OpenSoundControl for data access, Max dictionaries for...

DOS version: Source code to be compiled with TMTPC 3.9x or higher and TASM 3.x or higher SDL (Win32/Linux) version: Source code to be compiled with FPC 2.6.x or higher, GCC 4.x.x or higher and JWASM 2.xx or higher