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In this project, a perfect PCM sine wave is one that contains a single frequency at 0 dBTP and no error harmonics at all. A bit-perfect PCM sine wave has error harmonics due to encoding quantization, but they are at the minimum level possible for the chosen encoding. The generated wave files hold a sequence of one or more complete copies of a repeating pattern. A file containing a single pattern can be played in a loop to extend the play time. Because most audio players don't loop cleanly,...

Compose chiptunes with text files! And make mp3 and wav files of your songs to share with the world :) The audio synthesizer engine comes with 10 channels (9 music + 1 drum). The retro "beep" sounds reminiscent of old video game consoles and vintage PCs will take you back to the 8-bit era. You can shape your sound with waveforms - square, sawtooth etc. - and add LFO, delay and volume envelopes. Enjoy the 80's-ish synth drums, also! Demo songs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB6FUTQ5Oz4&list...

Cotovía is a unit-selection text-to-speech system for Galician and Spanish. Cotovía is distributed under the GPL3.0+ license, but each of the avaliable speaker voices has its own license. The speakers available at sourceforge are free for commercial and non-commercial uses. Another speaker, free for non-commercial uses, is avaliable through external links (see the Blog section). Cotovia has been developed by the University de Vigo and the center 'Ramón Piñeiro' for Research in Humanities,...

DACML stands for Digital Audio and Computer Music Language. It is implemented as a Common Lisp library and low level C routines for efficiency. The aim is to apply functional paradigm to Computer Music composition. Licensed under GPL v. 3 or later.

hscratch is a simple command-line tool to produce scratch sounds from a given phonogramme offline coded in Haskell. Currently, it lacks all that command-line sugar like '-v' and '-h'. Working prototype, still to be developed and improved.

Party Pad is a live sound processing application which allows a set of effects to be controlled by the position and pressure of a finger on a Synaptics Touchpad (found on Dell and IBM laptops, for example). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2lcA6SSfXY

Polyphonic music synthesizer running on Atmel AVR. This is an attempt to provide features similar to the Sequential Circuits Prophet-V, though it is likely that only a subset will be attained.