I’ve made some improvements to functionality, to efficiency, and removed a few bugs in the Create Rife Frequency Set tool. In terms of functionality, what has changed is now when you create an audio file, you no longer have to first make sure the frequencies will work with your current maximum frequency as defined by the Sample Rate and the Wave Form you’ve chosen. In the past, if you had a high frequency, you would get back an error, and you could use the Fix Frequencies button to correct the high frequency or choose a higher sample rate. Now when you create an audio file, any high frequencies are automatically corrected.

There was some undefined and indefinite maximum number of frequencies you could have in a frequency set. This had to do with an argument buffer overflowing. This problem has since been fixed, and you can have any number of frequencies you desired.

Another issue was if you had a large enough Sample Rate and you were using the Merge Frequencies functionality, even if you didn’t overflow the argument buffer described in the previous problem, the program that created the raw data would crash because of a memory allocation failure. I’ve changed the algorithm to allocate much less memory, so this problem won’t happen now.