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Posted 9 Months ago
arly2380
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Is there any utility that runs in Linux that resembles SineClock of BeOS ?
http://music.calarts.edu/~glmrboy/SineClock.html
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Posted 9 Months ago
newsgirl
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After a quick Google, there doesn't appear to be, but it seems like an interesting idea, and the description is detailed enough to reimplement it. Give me a day or so.
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Posted 9 Months ago
Arlo Tol
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Fascinating... Is there any Mac or PC equivalent anyone knows about?

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Posted 9 Months ago
Etotogeya
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I need to know how the waves are synched: is it all quiet or all loud at midnight?

Also, it doesn't seem like you could determine the time just from that. If I understand it correctly, there wouldn't be a difference in sound between 10 pm and 2 am. I wonder if there's a way to fix this without a jump in the beat frequency.
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