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Cryosleep Cryosleep generates changing noisewaves with a superimposed binaural brainwave. In contrast to many brainwave generators, the sound itself is nice to listen to and varies over time. Demonstrations and sample settings are included. DTMF2NUM DTMF2NUM is a tool for decoding DTMF and MF tones from PCM wave files. It supports any type of wave file, automatic optimizations (DC bias adjust and normalization), and both WAV and raw PCM data. GtkSigGen Gtk Signal Generator. It lets you use your sound card as an audio signal generator. Qial A free Qt-based program for the generate of Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency sounds. Right now, it does little more than actually generate standard phone-dialing DTMF sounds. Soon however, it will decode DTMF sounds, and allow you to generate DTMF sounds of any frequency pair. Random Phase Generator Random Phase Generator is a small program that generates random phase music. Rytmo Rytmo explores some ideas about automatic rhythm generation. SBaGen SBaGen generates binaural tones in real-time according to a 24-hour programmed sequence read from a file. It can also be used to play a sequence on demand, rather than according to the clock, or to write a WAV file for playing later. Soundweave Soundweave is a tool for generating an endlessly changing sound out of existing sound-files. It reads the soudfiles in a given directory, or a given individual soundfile, and writes its output to the soundcard and, optionally to a file on harddisk. tonegen tonegen generates a sine wave on the sound card or standard out.
