Mars Station is an atmospheric audio engine written in Python, designed to simulate the harsh environment of the Red Planet. Using raw mathematical signal processing ( numpy), it generates three distinct layers of audio that you can blend in real-time.
Key Features:
🔴 Tri-Layer Engine:
Seismic: Low-frequency sawtooth waves simulating tectonic shifts and Marsquakes.
Dust Storms: Modulated noise generators that recreate the sound of high-speed Martian winds.
Telemetry: High-pitch bleeps and bloops simulating rover communication data.
⚡ Storm Intensity: Push the "Intensity" slider to overdrive the signal, adding digital distortion and grit to the wind.
🎲 Randomize Systems: Hit the [RND] button to instantly generate a new atmospheric condition, from calm nights to violent storms.
💾 Log Recorder: Capture your session instantly. The [REC LOG] button saves your generated atmosphere to a high-quality .wavfile.
⚠️ Installation Note: Your system (Windows Defender/Mac Gatekeeper) will likely recognize this file as "unsafe" or "unknown." This is normal for open-source Python tools not signed by a major corporation. Please click "More Info" and select "Run Anyway" to launch the terminal.
Mars Station is an atmospheric audio engine written in Python, designed to simulate the harsh environment of the Red Planet. Using raw mathematical signal processing ( numpy), it generates three distinct layers of audio that you can blend in real-time.
Key Features:
🔴 Tri-Layer Engine:
Seismic: Low-frequency sawtooth waves simulating tectonic shifts and Marsquakes.
Dust Storms: Modulated noise generators that recreate the sound of high-speed Martian winds.
Telemetry: High-pitch bleeps and bloops simulating rover communication data.
⚡ Storm Intensity: Push the "Intensity" slider to overdrive the signal, adding digital distortion and grit to the wind.
🎲 Randomize Systems: Hit the [RND] button to instantly generate a new atmospheric condition, from calm nights to violent storms.
💾 Log Recorder: Capture your session instantly. The [REC LOG] button saves your generated atmosphere to a high-quality .wavfile.
⚠️ Installation Note: Your system (Windows Defender/Mac Gatekeeper) will likely recognize this file as "unsafe" or "unknown." This is normal for open-source Python tools not signed by a major corporation. Please click "More Info" and select "Run Anyway" to launch the terminal.
