Kangas Sound Editor features

• The user can create music and sound-effects with it.
• It uses a system of frequency ratios for pitch control, rather than conventional music notation.
• Instruments, both melodic and percussion, can be created from scratch by specifying harmonics/inharmonics.
• There is a cellular-like structure to compositions, with cells representing entities at a low level of abstraction (e.g. harmonics) and at a higher level of abstraction (e.g. chord groups). For details of cell types used by the program, click here
• User-definable graphs are widely used in the program, e.g. for control of volume and pitch envelopes, and for shifting the balance of stereo over time.
• Audio output is to uncompressed .WAV files.
• The software is open-source, and is free to download and use.