5 projects tagged "sound effects"
Updated 11 Feb 2010
Cafu Engine
| Pop | 36.25 |
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| Vit | 34.63 |
The Cafu Engine is an all-purpose, modern 3D graphics engine and game development kit. It is feature complete to get you started quickly. It can be used to create a variety of 3D applications, including games, simulations, and training and architectural software. Written in C++, the tools, libraries, and framework have been designed to make the development of new games and other 3D applications easy. They are actively and continuously developed in order to provide the latest technology.
Updated 27 Jan 2011
Kowalski
| Pop | 27.86 |
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| Vit | 29.17 |
The Kowalski project aims to provide a data driven, lightweight cross platform audio solution. The target audience is developers of games and similar applications where real time audio plays an important role. The Kowalski engine, which is the runtime component, relies only on host-specific external libraries to pass the final output buffers to the audio hardware. All other processing is done in the engine code. Features include positional audio (distance attenuation, cone attenuation, Doppler shift, binaural panning), real time Ogg Vorbis decoding, a powerful mix bus system, and tools to build, validate, and view Kowalski data.
Updated 27 Oct 2012
soundeffects
| Pop | 17.75 |
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| Vit | 14.52 |
soundeffects can do the following sound effects on all file formats supported by libsndfile (wav, ogg, etc.): echo, change pitch, compressor, rotate, stereo boost, set surround position, and split a surround stream in its individual channels.
Updated 23 Jan 2013
PyScape
| Pop | 64.07 |
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| Vit | 1.43 |
PyScape generates dynamic soundscapes using the OpenAL library which can be manipulated interactively via a GUI. Several CC-licensed sounds are included, such as the Buddha Machine loops and various nature sounds.
Updated 27 Oct 2010
annoyme
| Pop | 33.73 |
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| Vit | 1.18 |
annoyme is a program that plays a sound effect every time you hit a key on your keyboard to give you the feeling you are using a real typewriter. This can be used to impress colleagues with your typing skills or just for sentimental reasons. It supports various sound input methods, as well as multiple output libraries like ALSA or AO. Most importantly, it is also possible to add more sound themes. Currently, only input for XEvIE (on an X Server) is supported.
