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...The resulting interference pattern is sufficiently intricate that variations similar to the embellishments of a live performer can be generated algorithmically. The current project is based on software I developed in the 1990s in order to compose polymeter-based electronic dance music. I'm rescuing from bit rot what might be (for all I know) the world's only sequencer optimized for polymeter. It's a long battle, but it's worth it to be able to compose complex polymeter again.

...The same code powers it. Like Audacity it is completely free. It's not a cut down trial evaluation version. You can record and play sounds, edit sounds, apply audio effects and save what you create for ringtones, podcasts and more. DarkAudacity is Open Source, free for you to download and use on your PC. Audacity and DarkAudacity come from a community effort. Many people have contributed to the audio code. Because they are Open Source, anyone is allowed to read and modify the source code. DarkAudacity is a variation on the Audacity software, made possible because Audacity is Open Source.

...It has the ability to set and change album art as well as load devices with exactly the number and size of files to fit in a known file system size. Like for devices. It is up and working and what I feel is intuitive but it could use some sprucing up with nice graphics and maybe more functions. My goal here was to start something and see it grow. And most importantly pay it forward for all the open source that I have benefited from. It makes use of some other open source libraries like JAudioTagger and JAudioLayer. Without which this would not have been possible for me to start.

The General Sound Manipulation Program (GSMP) aims to become for sound what The GIMP is for graphics. It features non-destructive editing, mutliple tracks, and real-time FX prehearing. It is very interactive (all the big work is done in background-threads