Tone generator
Via xshardsx.
This thing is way cool. It's a grid and when you click several boxes at random (or by design) it starts to put it together into music. It's designed in such a way that it pretty much won't sound horrible no matter how you do it, and it's quite easy to make it sound really neat just by randomly clicking. I loved goofing around with it, and then Gavin got into it, and even Connor gave it a try. :)
ETA: And if you want to get really fancy with it, you can open it in multiple tabs and layer two or more of them over each other at the same time. Wheeeeee!
ETA2: I had 73986,4224,73792,72,65664,256,73984,4232,73792,128,65794,256,73864,4160,73856,256 going in the first window and 32770,16384,8194,0,192,0,4098,2048,1026,0,0,24576,130,64,34,0 in the second tab. (You can select the sequence of numbers listed above, copy it to the clipboard, then right-click on the Tone Generator window and select PASTE to have it input those tones. What sequences are you coming up with?)
This thing is way cool. It's a grid and when you click several boxes at random (or by design) it starts to put it together into music. It's designed in such a way that it pretty much won't sound horrible no matter how you do it, and it's quite easy to make it sound really neat just by randomly clicking. I loved goofing around with it, and then Gavin got into it, and even Connor gave it a try. :)
ETA: And if you want to get really fancy with it, you can open it in multiple tabs and layer two or more of them over each other at the same time. Wheeeeee!
ETA2: I had 73986,4224,73792,72,65664,256,73984,4232,73792,128,65794,256,73864,4160,73856,256 going in the first window and 32770,16384,8194,0,192,0,4098,2048,1026,0,0,24576,130,64,34,0 in the second tab. (You can select the sequence of numbers listed above, copy it to the clipboard, then right-click on the Tone Generator window and select PASTE to have it input those tones. What sequences are you coming up with?)