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Command line application (and eventually GUI) for removing specific tags from ID3 v1 and v2 headers. Built on top of id3lib, so future id3 revisions will always be supported.
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Automatically fix mp3 tags in music files. Currently this project consists of a perl package module backend. The backend uses the MusicBrainz database. There is also a simple command line frontend.
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Moodtrack contains Python classes for music-emotion analysis and assembly, enabling users to build soundtracks based on emotion and timing. USERS: Music Supervisors/Composers/Producers, Game Audio Developers, Content Providers. FILM DEMO: moodtrack.tv
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BUZZle means Buzz Logic Enhanced and has neither to to with Buzzle.com or the Buzzle-Game. BUZZle is a free (non-commercial) modular music composing and sequencing tool. It is a completely re-written version of the famous Jeskola Buzz.
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AIFF-Tools will be a set of utilities to manage AIFF audio files, providing a library to read and write AIFFs and tools to cut, resample, amplificate, mix, write markers, etc. It aims to support all the features of AIFF (markers, comments, etc.).
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Glame is targeted to be the GIMP for audio processing. Glame supports non destructive multitrack editing, recording and mixing; realtime effects using native or LADSPA plugins; OSS, ALSA or SGI audio and WAV, Mp3 and Ogg file formats.
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Schnolgo is a multi-format musical composition package written in Python. It is built with an extremely flexible system for representing rhythmic structures and is intended to allow for songs to be written so as to make use of "guided improvisation".
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Software to allow hardsid card to act as a MIDI instrument running on a Linux platform. This project will use the existing hardsid driver for Linux (http://sourceforge.net/projects/hardsid). See also www.hardsid.com.
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A console tool to add BPM tags to mp3 files. If mpg321 is installed, the song can be played in the background while the user taps the keyboard to determine the tempo.
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VLevel is a dynamic compressor which amplifies the quiet parts of music. It uses a look-ahead buffer, so the changes are gradual and the audio never clips. It is a command line filter and a LADSPA plugin, so it works with XMMS.
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Drum machine compiler, generic music sequencer and mixer: Write or generate drum and tone patterns in a simple programming language. Mix it using the sample assembler (asampler). Renders to files or plays real-time. Very portable. Works on old hardware.
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Command line tool which automatically cuts very big MP3 files according to a timeline, without having to convert to an intermediate format and without the need for huge quantities of RAM or disk space. Each subfile can be automatically postprocessed with
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Id3edit is an ID3 tag editor for the mp3 file format. Id3edit is command line driven, therefore it is very fast and efficient.
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Tracksplit is a simple command line utility (Linux, Unix, Windows, etc) that splits a WAV audio file into respective audio tracks based on periods of silence in the audio (called track splitting).
