> I wrote this hack for a Halloween party. This was in the "confusion"
> room. A microphone picked up sounds that guests made, and at random
> intervals, they heard their own voices played at other parts of the
> room.
>
> The hack listens to the sound input device and remembers everything
> it hears (that is loud enough) and then plays those things back in a
> random order. If your Mac has stereo capability, then it also
> randomly chooses a speaker to play each sound.
>
> The program creates as many buffers as it can fit in its memory
> partition. You can see how many buffers were created by choosing
> "About Confusion?" from the Apple menu.
