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Drumstick MIDI Monitor is a MIDI monitor for Linux using ALSA sequencer and Qt5 user interface.

AudioChain is a software for recording and mixing sound. It is primarily designed to simplify your home recording tasks, while it is not limited to that. This software helps you focus on creating your song, which should be a very musical and creative process. AudioChain aims to avoid bothering you to handle with a complicated graphical user interface. The AudioChain software is a convenient alternative to a hardware multitrack recorder. All you need is a computer with a good audio...

PromptCast is a dead-simple teleprompter intended for use when recording webcam video and/or screencasts. Put your webcam under your monitor and position PromptCast right above it to make your recordings easier and give them that professional touch.

Voice is a text to speech program with many features. Some of the features include: Reads Text, Rich Text and Word Documents aloud. Custom greeting. Professional document editor. Clipboard monitoring and processing. Good looking animated character.

Speech based User Interface Components Library for Java is a project to create Java controls and applications that can be used not only by literate people but also by non-literates. Speech and visual element with minimal text is used to create components

HyperEngine-AV, Arboretum Systems' award winning video editing software is now free, complete with full source code. Users can capture, arrange, edit and process video, audio and text in a free-form, trackless document, to create movies and slide shows

LTSB - Linux text-based studio How to get a complete console/text-based studio working on a linux-machine. This project contains documentation and practical examples of my own work with appropriate descriptions on the way. It may be especially useful to

A Software Modem that converts user typed text into a binary stream which is sorted and transmitted as two seperate synthesised sounds which match up to a zero or a one to allow the receiver to distinguish between a digital mark and space.