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This apps converts Behringer X32/M32 scene files to the new Wing snapshot files. Scenes includes multiple lines of OSC commands and saves most of the settings of the console. The new Wing snapshots uses a completely different protocol (called JSON) that saves all of the console settings.

...Note it is very important to learn your voice to have good results. This program recognizes your voice and then passes to a speech software the computer repeats what you say. see the video http://youtu.be/T-wfppjhuTg

Repackaged what was needed to use jAudioTagger as a library in Java. Made it usable as a netbeans project. Added targets in the build.xml to produce sources jar and javadocs jar for the library jar that is produced. Also uploaded are those jars (that I couldn't find anywhere else).

...The transform CQT(Constant Q Transform) provide analisys frequencies in a exponencial way, like music does, but it have problems with the time resolution. In CQT-FW we have the same frequency resolution as CQT, but with fixed length windows in time, what leads to a constant time resolution as well. And more, time and frequency resolution are not dependent like in CQT end DFT transforms. We also propose a post processing witch eliminate the high order harmonics, leaving only the fundamental frequencies. The transform got good results in a good range of frequencies, but still have problems in low frequencies.

Azul is a music organizer that automatically extracts archives, converts file formats, splits audio by CUE and then intelligently identifies, tags, and renames. Just tell Azul what folder to scan and it will do the rest.

FFT Spectra is a tool for visualization of frequency spectra of an audio signal. What is it good for? For instance, you can verify whether you are able to sing and whistle in-tune or tune your guitar.

The software takes midi input (e g from a midi keyboard) and prints on the screen what chord you are currently playing. The idea is to write the chords not the perfect logical way, but the way a musician would write it.