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    EasyABC

    EasyABC

    EasyABC is an open source ABC editor

    EasyABC allows the user to create, edit, view, play, convert music written in the ABC music notation language. The program was originally written in Python 2.7 and WxPython by Nils Liberg and runs on Windows, OSX, and Linux. Jan Wybren de Jong has converted to run on Python 3.8 or higher. Frédéric Aupépin has been supporting EasyABC on OSX. EasyABC depends upon other external programs like abc2midi, abcm2ps, fluidsynth. If you install the Windows or Mac executables most of these programs are automatically included.
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    Edit audio file tags using SQL. Reads audio files in a directory, loads the tags into an SQLite database, accepts SQL queries acting on this database, then (optionally) writes changes back out to the audio files.
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    A Python Audio Beatslicer
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    Tool for encoding tags of mp3 files in the cyrillic charsets (cp1251, koi8-r) to unicode. Solution of problem with displaying tags in thе different charsets in a playlist. If you will find bug, mistake in the this text - mail me on hlamer@tut.by
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    GDTagging is a easy to use module for Python 3.0 which can read and write ID3 Tags v1 and v1.1. In future it should also support ID3 Tags v2 and higher.
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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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    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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    PSPy is a content manager for the Sony PSP. You will have acces to your homebrews, games backup, savegames, videos and music. Written in Python for Unix systems, using Glade/pyGTK, under the GPL license.
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    The Ride Guitar Tab Editor offers an easy way to create ascii guitar, bass and drum tabs.
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    PyFreeDBTag is a console program which uses information from the FreeDB database to (re)write metadata on digital audio files (MP3 and Vorbis, for now). It supports information editing, database searching, file renaming, and other bundles of niftiness.
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    An XML-based musical score processing framework written in Python, which outputs CSound score files.
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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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    Replacement for the Java Media Framework (JMF), allowing you to transport not only audio and video. In extention a modular software synthesizer designer/sequencer sharing local hardware over the internet.
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    A real time sound processing software. It can be used both, for general audio processing/editing and as a fuzzbox. Based on a very flexible plug-in system, it has been coded in python and currently uses portaudio for sound input/output.
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