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jMIR is an open-source software suite implemented in Java for use in music information retrieval (MIR) research. It can be used to study music in the form of audio recordings, symbolic encodings and lyrical transcriptions, and can also mine cultural information from the Internet. It also includes tools for managing and profiling large music collections and for checking audio for production errors. jMIR includes software for extracting features, applying machine learning algorithms, applying...

urmusic is a free and open-source software that allows you to easily create your own music visualizer and create a music video for it! It makes use of hardware acceleration to render frames as fast as possible. Donations: Support me on ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/nasso

This is a program to store data calculated from the tempo of a song into different degrees of seconds for use with "programming synths". Written in C++ with Visual C++ Express. Java version coming soon.

Software provides two features, 1. To identify the musical notes in a given audio file which the singer is singing at. 2. To let a user practice singing individual notes of Indian music, with graphical representation of his performance.

JVST provides a library for loading and interacting with VST effects and instruments.

Mooym - More out of your music, helps you to rediscover your own music by tagging it with Moody (http://crayonroom.com/moody) tags to let Moody generate playlists for iTunes.

A visualization of the fourier transform applied to sound data. Analyzes a time-domain sound sample using the Fourier Transform, and graphically displays the results and sound in real time. Attempts to audio into sheet music.

Replaytool provides an environment for the replay and annotation of multiple media sources, such as video files, text logs, map data etc. See www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~apf for some more screenshots and videos.

An investigation into an audio compression technique which identifies repeating sequences in audio and uses this information to compress the audio data.

Java libraries and utility code for analyzing audio data and cuesheet files with emphasis on data from CDs. Support for WAV, MP3 and FLAC formats is provided.

An implementation of a DSP Filter framework targeted at the JOP [ http://www.jopdesign.com/ ]. Primary focus is the FIR filter. This project is part of a course at the Vienna University of Technology [ http://www.soc.tuwien.ac.at/courses/sigproc/LU ].

This project is to provide a MusicBrainz Tagging application written in Java so it is cross platform.

A cross-platform plugin-based spectrography / analysis application, written in Java.

Evomusic deals with automatic composition of music (midi-files) using evolutionary algorithms. Currently we are testing multiple approaches for doing this successfully, especially neural networks and/or algorithms based on simple music theory.

A fast, simple method of establishing musical genre of arbitrary compressed audio files calculated by comparisons with training sets. Program currently consists of a java console program. GUI front end, algorithm upgrades to come.

Goal of this project is to develop a piece of java-based software for handling of music files. The program identifies the provided music files using several techniques, retrieves the matching metadata from the internet and updates the file.

A audio player can rolled display lyrics while playing a music for Linux. This player uses javazoom decoder as the core decoder. All these base on Java, interface with SWT implemented.(Linux + Java)

Auditrocity is a tool for musicians who want help learning new music. All project goals are not fully established, but the most basic features it will have is decided.

Speed measurement software for J2ME MIDP2 mobile devices. Primary purpose is to determine speed of RC Airplanes and other loud high pitch vehicles. Speed measurement is based on the Doppler Effect.

A simple playlist generator made primarily with portable mp3 devices in mind. Will support a custom path to be used in the playlist, to ensure that the playlist actually works with all types of devices. Will only support m3u for now, but probably other f