I was surfing the web for free music resources tonight
and stumbled on these three really creative programs
all created by the same guy, Victor Khashchanskiy from
Russia.

BITMAPS and WAVES
www.webcenter.ru/~vsoft/BitmapPlayer.htm
This converts bitmap images to audio and let's you manipulate it.

ENRHYTHMIZER
www.webcenter.ru/~vsoft/Enrhythmizer.htm
The program applies rhythm patterns over source sound, so it acts like an amplitude or phase modulator. It also provides a built-in noise and sine generater for test purposes.

SOUND 2D WARPER
www.webcenter.ru/~vsoft/SndWarp.htm
The program warps images, which are known to be closely related to sounds, so wave files could be loaded and converted to images, then warped and saved as sounds.

DRAW THE SOUND
www.webcenter.ru/~vsoft/DrawTheSound.htm
This allows one to draw wave forms and then generate them.
It is more complex that simply described and has these cool
other features:
The capability to import another data sources - like *.mid, *.wav and *.bmp (by the latter I mean graphs like EEG which could be scanned and used to produce somewhat 'natural').
The capability to 'snap' the manually drawn graphs to fixed rhythm patterns.
The capability to 'harmonize' sounds by adjustment instant frequencies to musical scales.

As someone who loves to design sounds from scratch these simple but powerful tools look great!

Thank you Victor Khashchanskiy!!!!