This is the basic proof of concept for an original audio encryption application: a cipher that could be used to send confidential audio data (or other data streams) in the form of multiple new data substreams. When added together, these recreate the original signal. The encrypted data substreams (random numbers between -1.0 and 1.0) would be sent separately to the intended recipient then reassembled using custom software. Directly below is the basic algorithm, demonstrating the idea using a single data point, a number entered by the user. Below that is a more complex proof of the algorithm, taking an audio signal (with 44,100 data points per second) which it converts into three random audio signals – these sound like white noise to the listener. When these three are added together by the computer (the equivalent of playing them simultaneously) the original audio signal is reconstructed. The program also allows you to download the audio files, for use in a DAW. There you can experiment with fading in / out individual audio tracks to hear the effect interactively.