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Linux Studio Plugins Project
Linux Studio Plugins Project
...After some contributions to other open source projects the decision was made to implement separate and independent plugin distribution. -
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Pixapr is a visualization plugin for XMMS, but not regular visualization plugin. It will output REAL light show by devices controlled via parallel port. It is based on XPLSISNJASP and Palace. Pixapr stands for Pixapr Is Xplsisnjasp And Palace Reloaded.
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Palace is a visualization plugin for XMMS that allows musical control of a light show connected to a PC-style parallel port. Eventually it will become a generic "real-world" device control infrastructure.
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GNUitarra/Guitar helper
Guitar helper for old computers: scales, chords, and much more
GNUitarra is a light-fast all-in-one helper for the guitar player. Has more than +4000 scale types, +60 chord types, +60 string instruments (i.e bass). Can automake solos, learning excersises, etc. Works even in a 386!
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