11pm and the speaker stack had arms. Nobody was asking about it anymore. Someone hit the air horn, the whole room lost it, and the jerk chicken just sat there for like twenty minutes.
MusicParty
Rub-A-Dub Siren
by DJFunkDubb
Reggae and dub sound effects: air horns, sirens, rewinds, all ready to drop live with a tap.
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9pm. Silver suit, heart sunglasses, somebody's sousaphone in the corner that nobody touched all night. They ran twelve seconds of a voice through the robot preset and that was it, they were done. Popcorn and chips and cans the whole length of the table. Somebody forgot the blue raspberry cotton candy.
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Blabberbox 3000
by MicMangler
Record up to 12 seconds of your voice and mangle it with 20 silly presets: pitch shifting, robot ring mod, distortion, echo, and more. Save the result as a WAV to share.
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1am. He got down on the rug to check whether the bands on the app matched the ones on its chest, glasses pushed up, squinting at both. It had been standing next to the food all night with its eyes glowing and nobody had really addressed that.
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SA-31L: Sound Analyzer & Warper
by FishH3aDz
A pocket spectrum analyzer styled like a vintage hi-fi rack: watch 31 bands of LED meters dance to whatever's playing, then capture 30 seconds and mangle it with a finger-drawn EQ, tape-speed warping, and a dub echo.
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8pm, long table, candles already half gone. Someone put a typewriter down next to the mac and cheese. We spent about an hour typing each other's names in to find out which of us sounded good together.
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Hyphony
by DMTass1
Type in a word and it becomes its own pitch and waveform. Type two and listen to the interval they grow into together, then shape it with memory, density, volume, and room controls.
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Midnight on the deck. The radio had eyes, which took everyone a second. It landed on a station from somewhere really far away and those three just leaned in and listened. Empanadas went cold.
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DIAL: Table Radio
by StaticSallie
A tabletop radio for your browser. Tune live stations from a community catalog, near you or anywhere across any state, snap your favorites onto six presets, and twist the bass, treble, and echo until it sounds like the right room.
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2am, den, everything pink. We could not agree on which color sounded the most like rain. Whoever was in the glowing suit refused to weigh in.
SoundToy
HSL-Noise
by MitPitt
An experiment in mapping colors onto noise. Hue sets the center frequency, saturation sets the bandwidth, lightness cuts or expands the curve, and transparency makes it sparse and grainy. Share the exact sound by copying the URL.
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1am, basement. Four lights going around in circles, one pizza, an unreasonable number of tater tots, and two people who had clearly decided they lived here now.
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SUBCOM
by Unknown
A drum machine you play by dragging. Four contacts move around a circular scope: near the middle is a plain two-step groove, the outer field is the busy broken version. FX pads, echo, reverb, tap tempo, and a DROP button.
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Midnight, out by the fire. She pulled up the weather somewhere thousands of miles away and held it out so everyone could hear. The whole circle went quiet for a second. Then everybody wanted to do theirs.
SoundArt
Nowhere, Right Now
by xthreadmaker
Pick any spot on earth and listen to its weather. Live conditions become generative ambient music: temperature sets the key, wind and cloud push the mode and tempo, and it plays over a slow aerial view of the place.
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10pm. Three blue lines crawling down a roll of paper the whole length of the table, drawn by whatever was playing at the time. And yes, somebody brought blueberries on purpose.
SoundArt
Cyanotype
by Unknown
A plotting table for sound. Play music nearby and three frequency bands draw themselves across the paper in slow blue ink. Feed it the microphone, open an audio file, or run its demo tones, then pull at sensitivity and speed.
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