Hi sometime last year I asked for permission to distribute a compiled ChucK binary with an app I was developing. It took a while for me to get my act together, but it's ready now. The program is called Concrète Mixer and is intended as a sound file mixer with an effects chain, with parameters as free as possible so that no two iterations of the playback are the same. The user supplies audio files (field recordings, advertising jingles, whatever seems to work), and the program pumps them through an effects chain and periodically chops them up. Concrète Mixer is designed to run on a Raspberry Pi. It didn't run convincingly on the first generation of Pis, but the Pi 2 has allowed 44kHz playback with plenty of headroom. The app has a repeat mode so it can perform as many iterations as the listener's sanity will allow. The software is very much a 'my first ChucK project' and pretty simple, but if the idea of an open-ended sound altering and colouring program interests you, you can check out the code at https://github.com/concrete-mixer/concrete-mixer or have a listen to demo tracks at: https://concrete-mixer.bandcamp.com. Finally, thanks to the ChucK devs for making this project possible! Stuart