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#+title: beepfun
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#&summary
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How to use a computer's beep feature for music...
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#&
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#+license: bysa
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#+license: gpl 3, program
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#+startup: showall
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Have you ever wished you could use your computer's beep feature for something
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greater than beeping? How you could create sounds of beeps without strange
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shell scripts generating =beep=-applicable arguments and then calling =beep=?
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* beepfun
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With beepfun, you can write your music in human-readable text files and let
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beepfun play them:
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: beepfun melody.beep
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You can also combine files:
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: beepfun melody0 melody1
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and beepfun will happily merge the two files in a playable manner.
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Note that beepfun loops the files. To stop beepfun, kill it.
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** Code
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: $ git clone git://metanohi.name/beepfun
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Not quite finished yet.
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