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These examples demonstrate some of the possibilities of ReZound with its (so-far) limited set of editing actions. They don't particularly demonstrate the individual features but show some interesting things I have managed to do with ReZound. Almost all of these were created with no more than the feature set of ReZound-0.1.0alpha. I do not think these are particularly possible only with ReZound, but could probably be similarly created with other editors. These are just some results of my fiddling around with an original sound and basically just doing stuff until it sounds the way it does.

NOTE: Most of these are meant to be looped. So, loading them into ReZound and pressing the 'Play All Looped' button would the way I listen to them.

While I mostly intended ReZound (at least for my purposes) to be used for the editing phase of an audio project, these at least show that it is possible to use it as a tool for recreating new sounds from old ones.

Below, I give the original (or at least part of it) and then list some alternate renditions of it.