Sounder Compositions
The following are Sounder pieces you can either listen to right now, or download for the future. To listen to a piece right now, you will want to read about how to configure your Web browser to use Sounder as a helper application. To download it, hold down the shift key while clicking on the link, then tell your browser to download the file into your \sounder directory.
| Artist | Title | Comment | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| J. K. Keck | Blue Bottle | 855 bytes | |
| Dave Michuda | First | 916 bytes | |
| John Reed | Dark Moor | Just in time for Halloween | 774 bytes |
| Dan Wisely | 70200 | 56061 bytes | |
| Tony Simicich | Kotomojo | 1273 bytes | |
| Tony Simicich | Spooky | "Spooky" is,well, spooky, using sharps and notes not complimentary to the bass window, which sounds pretty harmonious when played alone. | 1003 bytes |
| Jack Freudenheim | Meditate | 989 bytes | |
| Jack Freudenheim | Serene | 994 bytes | |
| Jack Freudenheim | Trio | 711 bytes |
Submit your own compositions!
If you own the full version of Sounder and would like to contribute your own compositions, submit them as email attachments to us and we will be happy to consider posting them here.
Soundimations
Note that if your video mode is not higher than 256 colors, the palette of some soundimations may not work well together, and you may experience strange "color shifts" in some Soundimations. Try shifting to a higher color resolution in your Windows setup.
Marble 1, by
Christopher Masciocchi (16 frames, 0 frames per note)
Eyeball, by Christopher
Masciocchi (13 frames, 0 frames per note)
Backgrounds
There are many web sites that provide gorgeously rendered images for use as backgrounds for web pages. You can use these as backgrounds for Sounder windows as well!