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Subject: creating some sound-ware
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Who would know which group to connect with regarding 
creating some ((I'd guess fairly straightforward))
audio for FreeBSD?

Specifically, I want to create some binaural-beat 
tracks.  Hopefully this is doable with a simple
SB.  

Anybody have any clues?

Thanks in advance.

gary kline