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DrumOn
Convert your keyboard into a drumkit using "DrumOn"
"DrumOn" is a desktop application made with love and can be used to play drums right from your keyboard. There are several other similar applications and the design which I have used for now is from an existing one - "UDK". My primary focus with "DrumOn" is improvements/enhancements. Hence I have not focused on the design much for now. -
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Rockband Pro-Drumkit midi driver
Package to use RockBand 3 Pro Drumkit and Guitar Hero drumkit via midi
FOR LATEST VERSION GO TO https://github.com/rbdrum2midi/rbdrum2midi This userland program uses libusb to gain access to the velocity sensitive data in the rockband 3 wireless usb prodrum controller (with cymbals) and Guitar Hero drumkit and use it as an ALSA MIDI controller. It has a low latency setup so that it can give a fairly good drumming experience. -
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dir2hydrogen
import samples from a directory into a hydrogen drumkit
This is a perl script, started as an experiment while learning Perl. -
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