MorseGen

MorseGen is exactly what the name says, a Morse code generator. It was designed for demonstrative purposes and as a result, could be adapted for use in class, at any school, high school, or even university. Understanding the principle of Morse code is indeed of great value. Aside from its contribution in encrypting top-secret messages, it can also be useful in dangerous situations where sending traditional texts is of no help.

Its historic value and contribution are not to be ignored either, especially during World War II. The app itself is pretty simplistic. You'll still have to acquire some basic knowledge about how Morse code works and what elements you need to tune and understand before actually sending a message using this system. The best part about it is it can also automate the process.

The user writes some type of text in a simple .TXT file, and the app takes care of emitting the corresponding sound code, once the file is uploaded in the system. Other aspects one can or will have to adjust are the Speed of what is to be transmitted, Spacing, Pitch, and Volume. You can have the text displayed at the end, once the transmission is over and the audio recorded, if you need either of these two very specific features turned on.