AmbiGen

AmbiGen enables sound transitions, simplistic and effortless track looping, and easy sound transitions, everything for gaming, indoor ambient sounds playing, or other parties or events where you would need a simplistic tool to combine your tracks into a nice stream of relaxing sounds.

First of all, AmbiGen comes in an archived package. After unzipping your content, you are left with a medium-sized application. AmbiGen can also be identified in the system by the name 'seroksAmbiGen'. This is a 64-bit architecture-only application and it was built using Unity.

Given the fact that Unity is mainly a game engine builder, most tools built using this solution are usually instruments where the users are required to visually interact with the app. As such, although AmbiGen is not a game but a sound mixing soundboard, the tool has the touch and feel of a game — it has a nice interface and music mixing controllers that can be dragged using the mouse.

The program's configuration options are also atypical of other sound mixing apps. Moreover, AmbiGen is a semi-portable instrument. As such, to add music you want to mix, loop, or transition, you must search for the 'Sounds' directory, and add tracks to one of the sub-directories of your choice, which ultimately means that the configuration is mainly done locally.

This application is a viable resource and a nice audio mixer. At the moment, there are two audio effects available only ('lowpass filter' and 'reverb'). As per the developer's instructions, you can also configure AmbiGen in correspondence with Discord or other VoIP solutions.

For example, you could merge the sound of your microphone and the ambient music coming from AmbiGen and redirect them into your chat/call (e.g. over Discord, MS Teams, etc.).