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Sound Comparisons
An interactive tool letting users compare how the same words sound across dozens of related languages and historical dia…
Soundscape
An immersive music visualizer that lets you build your own beats, with music and visuals that evolve and react as you pl…
Speech Accent Archive
A research database of the same English paragraph read aloud by speakers of hundreds of native languages, letting you co…
StoryCorps
A nonprofit oral history project sharing recorded conversations between everyday people, preserving stories of American…
System Bus Radio
A browser port of a hack that plays tones on a nearby AM radio by pulsing the CPU memory bus, so your computer broadcast…
Talking Dictionaries
An index of online talking dictionaries for endangered languages, where speaker recordings let you hear words and phrase…
The 25th Hour
A minimal web artwork by Louis Coyle that pairs a refresh link with an audio track, treating the website itself as the a…
The Epic of Gilgamesh, Old Babylonian Version, Tablet II
An audio recording of Tablet II of the Old Babylonian Epic of Gilgamesh read aloud in the original Akkadian by Karl Heck…
The Infinite Conversation
An AI-generated, never-ending discussion between Werner Herzog and Slavoj Zizek, streaming a synthetic dialogue that wan…
The Moth
A storytelling organization sharing thousands of true personal stories told live on stage without notes, available as au…
The Poetry Archive
A vast audio library of poets reading their own poems aloud, from historic recordings to contemporary voices, curated fo…
Tonal
A small web-based tool from Goodhertz that simulates hearing at different ages so you can hear what hearing loss sounds…
TTSMP3
A text-to-speech converter that turns typed text into a downloadable MP3 narration using natural-sounding voices in doze…
Vocaroo
An instant online voice recorder that captures audio straight from your microphone and generates a shareable link with n…
WWV Simulator
A simulation of the audio from radio station WWV, the US time signal broadcaster, so you can listen to its ticks, tones…
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