Tweet A Sound [Mac, MaxMSP]

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Tweet A Sound is a desktop application for Mac by Andrew Spitz that uses Twitter as a platform for sharing sonic tweets. Playing with the idea of “social sound design”, Tweet A Sound allows you to design a sound and share it with a community of like-minded folks.

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