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Qsismixer is a frontend gui to control the alsa mixer for Focusrite's Scarlett 6i6 USB sound card on Linux. It builds against the Qt5 framework and the Linux kernel's ALSA API. This is third party software that is not created, distributed, or sanctioned in any way by Focusrite.

A cross-platform soundboard, Mainly developed to run on Linux with gstreamer, but works on other platforms as well. Main motivation for project is for professional pod casting production under Linux. Developed for Jupiter Broadcasting. This soundboard let's you trigger sounds with keyboard hotkeys. You can also remotely control the soundboard with your phone or tablet by using an app that supports Open Sound Control, such as TouchOSC. OSC api is documented in the project's github...

TTtrigger is intended for theatre use. It uses jack to trigger sound effects and other sounds to predefined audio ports. A shortcut key can be assigned to each sound effect or you can trigger the sounds sequentially. TTtrigger uses the Qt toolkit. Linux is the only supported operating system at this time.

This project was renamed to JackLiveBand and moved to here: https://bitbucket.org/masili/jackliveband/wiki/Home

The RadioMixer is a C++ witten Software with a GUI designed in QT. It is designed to play multible MP3/OGG-Vorbis files and mixes them together in realtime. It is designed to be the central Software in Live Radio production which Supports JACKd. Current development of the new QT4 version has moved to GitHub. Find us at https://github.com/jan-lugfl/RadioMixer

The purpose of HSVT is the collection and setup of OSS audio tools for the processing of speech and vocals. The end result will be something between jack-rack and ardour, with partial emulation or co-operation with hardware-rack voice processors.

This piece of software is designed to let a DJ get his job done more easily. You can easily manage your collection of vinyls, cds, mp3s and save and visualize possible transitions between these tracks.

DJMix is an API for mixing sounds like MP3's files. A QT interface is provided as a first demo of realtime capacity of API (mixing,volume set, respeed, scratch, dj-rewind, sound section management).

Dancing QT is a combined music database and player application specially designed for dancing schools and equivalent applications. Key features are an easy-to-use interface, fast search capabilities, playlist management, exact pitching and crossfading.

Extreme cross-fading for party play and background music. Outputs direct or as an icecast 2 stream source.

ODJE (acronym for Open DJ Elements) is a multi-platform (Windows and Linux) modular interface for creating DJ setups (based on Decks, Crossfaders, Sliders and effects) for parties. It is based on FMOD (audio) and QT (GUI). Supports Icecast streaming. Ico