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WillemVervuurt
BuhDumTsh is a free OS X tool that hits the drums and then exits itself. It plays the well-known 'Buh-dum-tsh' sequence often played on a drum kit to emphasize the funnyness of a remark (sometimes sarcastically).
Assign to a hotkey using a tool such as QuickSilver, then hit that hotkey when someone makes a bad joke. BuhDumTsh will quit directly after playing the sound file once (sound file included in application).
Assign to a hotkey using a tool such as QuickSilver, then hit that hotkey when someone makes a bad joke. BuhDumTsh will quit directly after playing the sound file once (sound file included in application).
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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| Downloads:1,616 |
| Version Downloads:1,616 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Audio |
| License:Free |
| Date:10 Nov 2008 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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BuhDumTsh is a free OS X tool that hits the drums and then exits itself. It plays the well-known 'Buh-dum-tsh' sequence often played on a drum kit to emphasize the funnyness of a remark (sometimes sarcastically).
Assign to a hotkey using a tool such as QuickSilver, then hit that hotkey when someone makes a bad joke. BuhDumTsh will quit directly after playing the sound file once (sound file included in application).
Assign to a hotkey using a tool such as QuickSilver, then hit that hotkey when someone makes a bad joke. BuhDumTsh will quit directly after playing the sound file once (sound file included in application).
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Thanks for your input!
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Algos reviewed on 10 Nov 2008
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Joris-Vervuurt reviewed on 10 Nov 2008
Maybe it would be great if you were able to choose different sounds?
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you're right, this will probably work on earlier versions. But I have only had access to a Leopard system to test it so far, and I don't want to advertise any untested possibilities.
Should you find that it works on earlier versions as well, please notify me and I will update the system requirements.
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Schmelding reviewed on 10 Nov 2008
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