Pronunciation lexicon covering both English and Chinese languages for Automatic Speech Recognition.

The goal of simpleTones.js is to provide every JavaScript developer with a lightweight solution for creating custom sounds in their web applications. This documentation has been written in hopes that the least experienced developer can read, understand and go on to do great things. You can check out several examples at this link:

Desktop and Web app to browse and manage guitar amp tones. Control your bluetooth amp, jam to video backing tracks.

🎮 "Sky: Children of the Light" Android ADB music assistant

Pure-python library for generating audio tones, with support for polyphony, pitch-bending and vibrato

Polyphonic Tone Transfer Language: superset of NOKIA's RTTTL, supports polyphony & vibrato

Converts Chinese pinyin tone numbers to tone marks.

Chat application that uses chirps to connect users to the same channel using the Chirp WebAssembly SDK and PubNub Javascript SDK.

Port of Matt Gallagher's tone generator to Swift

DTMF, Blue, and US/UK Red Box tone generator for the CardPuter device in Arduino Sketch

DTMF Tone Player

The simplest color tone function for JS

Color.es is a tiny bit CSS library fueled with SCSS on the back.

Produced using the Borg software synthesizers.

GUI app to convert a concise text music notation to a table of frequencies and durations for microcontrollers, Arduinos, and simple music projects.

Calculate any frequency of notes for equal tempered scales of any kind, e.g. 12 notes.

A simple virtual piano made with Tone.js.

This project is done with the help of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It regenerates the animation and the music after specific interval of time and is very melodious to hear. The animation here is a circle with different colors and the tones are different notes of the musical keyboard(synthesizer).

ATtiny project for a Birthday Pin with sound and light

Keyboard which assigns a prime number, light frequency, and pure tone to each key and mixes them in a natural way to obtain numbers, colors, and sound.