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Org.WillPittenger.Tools.Sounds
Provides a simplified means of playing sounds in .NET calls
Normally, in .NET, you need to decide between System.Media.SoundPlayer and System.Media.SystemSounds. The latter only handles 5 sounds. The former can handle any sound you provide a link to. Now one library takes care of that for you. Just tell it what sound and it does the rest. A PowerShell module is coming to serve as a demonstration. -
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Soundboard
Theatrical sound cueing for the rest of us.
Soundboard makes building/executing sound cues for theatrical performance a snap. With a mix of sound, fade, stop, pause, and resume cues, you can create elegant designs, and execute them with the simple push of a button. Soundboard is designed for portability and ease of use with a straightforward interface that will help those who aren't audio specialists create designs like a pro. -
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MagicMusic
This music tool converts your text files into YouTube music playlists.
Just imagine you type as many song titles as you like into a text file - and MagicMusic and YouTube (R) will play all these tracks. You love the songs of a certain band but not those of a certain decade? Simply copy the rest of their discography into your text file! Want to listen to the charts of 1980? You'll find them on Wikipedia, too! Have a favorite movie? IMDb.com has its soundtrack!
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