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libglitch makes 8-bit sounds in the spirit of viznut's [“algorithmic symphonies”][1], using a small language not entirely unlike Forth. Included is a small programm reading formulas from the command line. GNU/Linux users may try “./glitter.py glitch_machine!a10k4h1f!aAk5h2ff!aCk3hg!ad3e!p!9fm!a4kl13f!aCk7Fhn | aplay -f u8” for playback.

Using sox, sound can easily be exported into wave files: “./glitter.py `cat tracks/sidekick.glitch` | head -c128000 | sox -c 1 -r 8000 -t u8 - sidekick.wav”.
Using sox, sound can easily be exported into wave files: `./glitter.py $(cat tracks/sidekick.glitch) | head -c128000 | sox -c 1 -r 8000 -t u8 - sidekick.wav`.

For editing and visual effects, try “./glitched.py [filename]”. Controls are the arrow keys (to move the cursor around), page up / page down (to change the opcode), space (to for no opcode), t (for the counter) and all hexadecimal digit keys (for insertion of the corresponding characters). Symbol keys (plus, minus etc.) may also work.

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