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...Its purpose is to enable users, especially game developers and sound designers, to quickly generate retro, 8-bit/“chiptune” style sound effects (“bleeps”, “booms”, “zaps”, etc.) without deep knowledge of audio signal processing. It offers an interactive GUI through which you can tweak many parameters (oscillators, envelopes, filters, etc.) to sculpt custom sound effects; you can preview in real time, export, and iterate. The project includes libraries, HTML templates, and both ActionScript and JavaScript code. It has been well-received (over a thousand stars), but as of 2025, it has been superseded by a newer version called bfxr2, which is a JavaScript reworking of the original.

A library offering a modern event system for ActionScript 3 inspired by C# events and Qt’s signals/slots, replacing string-based events with type-safe, boilerplate-free Signals. A Signal is essentially a mini-dispatcher specific to one event, with its own array of listeners. A Signal gives an event a concrete membership in a class. Listeners subscribe to real objects, not to string-based channels. Event string constants are no longer needed. Signals are inspired by C# events and signals/slots in Qt.