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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,

Conceived as an internet radio Shoutcast/Icecast client and DJ console IDJC has two main media players, a background track player, effects buttons, crossfader, webm, aac, ogg, and mp3 streaming, stream automation timers, aux input, voice and VoIP integration. Media file formats include: mp3, ogg, flac, wma, wav, m4a, m3u, xspf, pls, and cue sheet support, IRC track and station announcements, uses jack audio connection kit to provide a flexible audio chain. This list of features...

QJackRcd is a simple stereo recorder for Jack with few features as silence processing for automatic pause, file splitting, background file post-processing. It can be used with QJackCtl. -- this repository is no more updated, all releases after 1.2.0 are hosted on GITHUB --

XMOS based, USB2 audio card, low power consumption, small form factor, 8 synchronous input channels and 4 stereo output channels.

PitchTempoPlayer (PTPlayer) is an audio player for Linux that allows to change pitch and speed (tempo) of the sound independently of each other. Fine tuning (less than half tone) is also possible, as well recording, exporting the modified audio file and managing a playlist. It is based on GTK-3 and GSTREAMER-1.0. It is compatible with Jack.

hrec is an ecasound frontend for quick recordings on the jack audio server. hrec is designed to function like a hand-held recorder, with very simple setup and operation. hrec is a console program.

Provides interoperability between computer and Alesis HD24 harddisk recorder. Several OS platforms are supported. Only the program's source code is hosted on Sourceforge; To download the program, visit the HD24tools website.

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

WineASIO provides an ASIO to JACK driver for WINE. ASIO is the most common Windows low-latency driver, so is commonly used in audio workstation programs. For best results with Ubuntu, install the kxstudio repos - http://kxstudio.sourceforge.net/ - and install wineasio from there.

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.

A small application that allows the user to control JACK transport via Midi Machine Control (MMC) commands. MMC is a common protocol sent by hard disk recorders and midi control pads to let other devices or programs know where you are in a track.

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.

This is a development package for reverse engineering of Fostex D-80 file system FDMS2 (Fostex Disk Management System V2.0). There are ripper tools to convert raw data to wav file and to work as a jack client.

A live DJing system for the Jack sound server architecture. The system includes players for various audio file formats and playlist management.

loopcenter is a music practice/performance tool that lets you record and overdub loops. It is similar in functionality to the Boss Loop Station guitar pedal. It works with the JACK audio server.

jackGuitar is a jack capture client which displays the given note you are playing (or could be) on a fretboard without any midi pickup. The UI uses gtk+/cairo, and offers some bells & whistles like changing the tuning or displaying scales & modes on the fretboard.

MC (Music Composer) will be a full digital home studio. It has a step-sequencer/piano roll, sampler, sound/midi recording/editing, full automation and full VST, LADSPA, JACK, REWIRE support (client+host). Includes top-notch VST plugins (the DGSS, Rev3D..)

Graphical tools to manage Linux audio infrastructure (ALSA/JACK/LADSPA).

The JACK Network Transport allows multiple peers on a network to exchange audio data. Unlike netjack, there is no synchronisation at all. You might also like to check out project llcon.