Yeah, you just click a button, or use the keys on your number row if you're using a computer, and get some lovely convincing sine wave pulses that closely resemble the chirps of a number of cricket species.
I worked hard to make the noises generated by this app as close to the recorded cricket chirps as possible, but it's ultimately a synthesizer that just generates digital audio so limitations remain. Another problem is that cricket chirps vary quite a lot, and even the same organism produces chirps at different pitches and intervals at different temperatures.
Here's the link.
And here are the sounds I used as reference:
Species 1: Check out my own recording in my PWA (Ambient Loop Player).
Species 2 (fall field cricket): Youtube
Species 3 (snowy tree cricket): Youtube
Species 4 (narrow-winged tree cricket): Youtube
Species 5 remains reserved for an actual cricket species.
