*sleepyTunes* is a simple application that allows you to control the volume
of your music over a period of time, letting you create an soothing period to
help you sleep or a gradual alarm clock. When first opening sleepyTunes, you
would probably expect it to be some sort of graphing program as it presents
you with a simple line graph. 'Volume %' is located on the Y axis and
'Elapsed Time' on the X axis. Users can drag the points around on the graph
or create new points by right clicking on the graph. This allows sleepyTunes
to *schedule what to do with the volume as time passes*. While this concept
is simple, we wish sleepyTunes came with a couple of presets for *alarm and
gradual sleep* to get the user started. sleepyTunes also has the ability to
*perform an action* after the time limit is reached. You can set sleepyTunes
to sleep your computer, shut down, or even *execute a command*.
Unfortunately, sleepyTunes *doesn't integrate with your music library nor
does it support scheduling*. These would be nice features that could turn
sleepyTunes into a full alarm clock solution. *Overall, sleepyTunes is great
for those who want absolute control of their system volume over time but we
wish it had more configurations for those who just want to set it and forget
it.*Download *sleepyTunes 1.0.0* in Softonic
