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The Kromophone is a color-to-sound sensory substitution device. It was designed with the tasks of navigation, object, and environmental navigation in mind.

Was unable to find simple program to generate sound using a batch file or windows console. I needed this and thought at first that everyone and their brother had already written a simple program to output a sound using the default sound device on a windows 32 or 64 computer by typing tone plus frequency and duration (in milliseconds) Tone 1000 2000 (1khz at 2 seconds) great for server farms. This is a spin-off of a project of controlling a inteliport III. I got lazy and will just use mp3 files to do the job. This program is written using windows API calls and works on 32/64 bit systems (apple macbook pro using win 7 32 bit pro and also a 64 bit hp computer running win 7 ultimate 64. ...

This program was created to provide a way to interact with the sound effects of those two synthesizers : ZynAddSubFx and Yoshimi, from a real midi keyboard, or any midi surface controller or any midi device or software able to connect to a Jack system and send Midi messages. For now, only the effects levels can be modified. All the other parameters need to be adjusted as usual in the software interface.

...is an interactive sampler backend (GPLv3), plays ogg-vorbis-samples to sound device, sample rate conversion, channel abstraction, controlled via stdin/out, on demand decompression, easy understandable source. Targets: *nix and win32 via cygwin.

PDa is a port of Pure Data (Pd) to integer-only CPUs like the ARM and MIPS. These chips are used in embedded systems from PDAs to mobile phones to wifi routers. This port of Pd allows you to take Pd anywhere on a handheld or embedded device.

SAA SOUND is a software emulation library for the Philips SAA-1099 sound chip device (popular in computing and gaming devices in the late 1980's / early 1990's). Development of SAA SOUND began around 1996 with active development ceasing around 2001. Interest increased in August 2018 with the original author now revisiting the project after a considerable time. It has been incorporated into standalone chiptune players, computer hardware emulators (e.g.