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What's a good app to get started making sound effects for my app?

I need a few click and beep-type sound effects for my app I'm developing. Rather than scour Google for free wavs, I'd like to try to develop my own.

Are there any (hopefully free) apps that might be tailored to something like this?

Any insight is appreciated, Tim

+2  A: 

Audacity is a well designed free application, and a quick google search shows that it has a Tone Generation tool, which would be a good starting point.

andyortlieb  2010-07-08 21:29:52
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Unless it's too 8-bit for you, I can heartily recommend as3xfr, a flash sound generator. It's nice to experiment with and you're bound to have something unique. Source is available, too.

mhd  2010-07-08 21:52:20

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