First runnable version - main audio not working yet, but can create plugins on-the-fly that play audio
The window is created. It gives you a list of available sound-card options (frequency, channels, big endian, etc). It uses Javassist to generate plugins on-the-fly from a few lines of Java code typed into a textbox (with example code for a CodeSimian plugin already there). It has graphics that follow the mouse to demonstrate how Audivolv sees your mouse movements over the last half second. It includes a mount system similar to Unix to avoid platform-dependent paths. Java objects and anything else can be mounted the same way as dirs on a hard-drive. No artificial-intelligence or musical instruments are included yet. The next version will include mouse-played musical instruments. Rename the Jar file to Audivolv.zip and unzip it to get source-code and documents. Instructions for building in Eclipse are in build.xml 
