pcperini-historic / scattersound

Utility to play sounds at random intervals.

#ScatterSound#

##Overview##

ScatterSound is an application designed to play an audio file at user-specified, pseudorandom intervals.

For example, when given the sound clip "Sosumi.aiff", the minimum interval 00:00:30, and the maximum interval 24:00:00, ScatterSound will play "Sosumi.aiff" at least once per day, but no more than once every 30 seconds.

This behavior is often desired to "stress-test" new sounds, offering a variance between sparsity and frequency. The driving factor behind the development of ScatterSound was to test a new alert sound to make sure that it was noticable but not irritating.

##Compiled App## The Disk Image for the compiled ScatterSound.app file can be found here. The app supports 64-bit machines running OS X 10.7 or later, and may be compatible with OS X 10.5 - 10.6. The app is sandboxed, and signed with Inspyre Technologies Developer ID.

##Credits## Concept:

• Patrick Kelley

Engineering:

• Patrick Perini
• Jim Cervone

Human Interface Design:

• Patrick Perini
• Jim Cervone
• Patrick Kelley

Graphic Design:

• Ben Sanders
• Patrick Perini

##License## Inspyre Technologies reserves all rights regarding the ScatterSound project as it stands, including the right to change this document from time to time. No one may redistribute ScatterSound or anything therein as their own unique work, and must credit Inspyre Technologies when redistributing ScatterSound. If significant change has been made to either the form or function of ScatterSound, credit to Inspyre Technologies is no longer required, but is still appreciated.