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    jack-bridge

    jack-bridge

    Audio and bluetooth stack for debian systems without systemd

    ...Audio Routing ALSA → JACK pipeline - All ALSA apps route through JACK. Persistent bridge ports - HDMI/Bluetooth ports spawned on-demand. Jack Graph - Visually route audio to and from multiple apps and sources using jack-graph in. Bluetooth Audio Integration - Full A2DP/HFP/HSP support
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    Drumstick MIDI Monitor

    Drumstick MIDI Monitor

    MIDI monitor for Linux

    Drumstick MIDI Monitor is a MIDI monitor for Linux using ALSA sequencer and Qt5 user interface.
    Downloads: 9 This Week
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    fpALSA is a Free Pascal translation of the ALSA (Advanced Linux Sound Architecture) library headers. It allows the use of the ALSA C library from Pascal programs, using Free Pascal (http://www.freepascal.org/).
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    Qtractor

    Qtractor

    An Audio/MIDI multi-track sequencer

    Qtractor is an Audio/MIDI multi-track sequencer application written in C++ around the Qt framework. The target platform will be Linux, where the Jack Audio Connection Kit (JACK) for audio, and the Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) for MIDI,
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    Qt Sixisix Mixer

    Qt Sixisix Mixer

    Linux gui mixer for Focusrite Scarlett 6i6

    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.
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    ALSA device driver for Audiowerk8/2 soundcards
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    CLIJACK

    make connections and start JACK server from command-line

    CLIJACK is a command-line alternative to such programs as QjackCtl. CLIJACK allows one to launch the JACK audio server and make connections between jack-audio ports, jack-MIDI ports, and ALSA-MIDI ports. CLIJACK is written in pure Python.
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    A Bluetooth Hands Free Profile implementation for Linux/bluez
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    A client-server application that lets you seamlessly redirect audio from one PC to another over your network connection using ALSA, JACK or a file for capture/playback.
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    This is an open source .NET application that simulates playing a virtual drum kit using the Nintendo Wii Wiimotes connected via bluetooth with a pc. User's are able to map any .wav file to any of the provided Wiimote gesture/button combinations.
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    Apply to bluetooth device with Headset Audio Gateway profile. Rely on usu project@sourceforge. Implement, !completely, hci acl l2cap sco protocol. Send receive audio simply (reading from)/(writing to) file, to use in open project. I'm looking4ajob, SL
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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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    Graphical tools to manage Linux audio infrastructure (ALSA/JACK/LADSPA).
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    Terminal based Midi Event Viewer (Alsa 0.9). It can autoconnect to alsa seq clients and provides simple filter mechanisms..
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    A J2ME application for mobile handhelds with MIDP 1.0 capability that nables user to generate GPX format waypoint files with voice recording tagged locations using a bluetooth GPS receiver.
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