wavecrush operates on WAV files. It takes in a file, runs the algorithms which user choses on the "data" chunk of the file and writes the modified file to the folder which the program is located.

• Think of an audio file as a collection of samples
• Create new musical ideas and creating new samples
• Perfect for glitch
• wavecrush creates unexpected transients which play well with filters for further processing

• Though the app works ok it is not mature yet but feel free to try or contribute, detailed comments in code and detailed readme will come soon.
• There is a concise documentation printed when you --help

• Builds ok with g++ version 9.0.1 which i have used in Mac OS X Sierra.
• I use the latest version of gcc, and i installed it with homebrew. brew install gcc --HEAD

g++ -Wall -std=c++1z ./*.cpp -o wavecrush

• Properly comment code
• Write a clear readme and explanations
• Link audio samples
• Create a make file
• Integrate Trvais CI and write tests