Looks very promising. I hope you have the endurance to finish
it. Reminds me of a shareware programme called "Saw Cutter" - Dennis Busch

I've made a synth thingy myself. It's quite alpha atm.
Here's an image if you're interested: (Image) - theakx

A very useful tool indeed! - William Heatley

I can't wait until you release it! -- (either of you) -- they both look very cool/useful. One thing I notice is how I tend to leave sound for the last moment, it's nice to know that someday generating my own sfx could be a possibility....

as for a speed hack sound generator -- it shouldn't be too hard to make a program that takes ANY allegro compatable .wav file and outputs .c or .h file for the program... of course, if it came straight from the Sound wav generator it would be a LOT more compressed... Since it would have more like a for loop filling in the data than a bit per bit push in -- also it's neat to think that the .c/.h could contain some randomization tweaks causing a slighly different sound to be generated each time -- very cool thoughts -- anyway -- hope I didn't get too far off on a wild tangent -- I'm a dreamer -- This looks very promising/cool. - Michael Jensen

Adding noise shouldn't be too hard, just use rand() as a waveform.
Would be great to have some effects that can be added (chorus, flanger, phaser, delay, echo, reverb, dynamics, distortion, eq, filters etc.) - Tobias Dammers

now we can bring back those old-school sound fx & music. - Jim Sinha

Nice, this could be very useful once it's finished.
Just a thought, maybe you could add a code exporter that writes C code to generate the sound That would make it the ultimate speedhack sound generator - jcnossen

I looks good
This is a nice use of the allegro GUI, too... To those who think it is crappy and useless
( I have been myself using it and still believe it can be good ) - da_flo