Hello developers,
I work in non-profit radio and have recently put a couple of systems together 
are accessed primarily via SSH. Since it's nice to see the blinking lights, I 
cobbled together a utility to do this using ANSI and Unicode. It certainly 
needs more work (command-line options are absent), but I feel it's a great 
starting point. I modified ossmix and changed the compiler from CC to GCC so as 
to have access to the log10 function from <math.h>. The result should be a 
colored series of peak meters being redrawn on the console twice a second. 
Colors are as follows:Blue < -18Green < -6Orange < -1Red < 0
Anyway, hope this ends up in the project. OSS was the first audio experience I 
had on Linux, back before all the drama. I'm glad to see it open-sourced again, 
and honestly I feel that OSS has a lot to offer the Android platform, but 
that's a story for another day involving low latencies and musical applications 
:)
Regards,-Casey                                    

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