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dsp chung is an universal dsp sound effects program for your computer .Chooze the input sound port (for example the line in entry of an external usb sound card) then dsp effects (autovol/compressor , reverb, automodulation, decay, plugins,denoise) will be applied and sent to the selected output sound port (for example the system mixer) . The program is written in compiled freebasic , source code is included in the zip file . can be used as a single virtual active audio cable . Can be connected...

Théatre Light Painter (TLP) is a Windows application for controlling theatre lighting with 240 channels. TLP is designed to :- be used by small Amateur theatre groups where one technician does both sound and lighting control and to make available more than the normal 24 channels of a classic console. be simple to see and understand what is happening , with nothing hidden. be used in conjunction with a sound cue system (which can send midi signals to TLP) on the same computer...

midipiano chung is a free open source standalone virtual midi acoustic piano synthesizer /expander with samples based sounds and originals dsps effects, connected to the choozen virtual midi input (up to 3 if any) and midiout(thru) ports of your computer.It is easily extensible by adding or modifying sound files (mp3,wav) in the /sounds/ folder.Works well as output for midi_chung player and midirec_chung recorder or an external usb midi master keyboard. It is written in compiled freebasic...

midivelo chung is a midi velocity sustain multi effects application that takes midimsg in midiin port, apply velocity curve , delay on noteoff (sustain) with resonance , enhanced autovol , dual (layer) then send to midiout port. Written in fast freebasic . i use it for example between my midi player midi_chung and (a ctk6200 keyboard or midipiano_chung or even the midi mapper) . Finaly i connect it to my synth wk7600 as input and the same as feedback output to add virtual layer with delay...

Project to create 64bit virtual CPU in Gambas, a 64 bit assembler in for the CPU and then port C to it, and then scripts to port GNU/Linux to it. The aim is to run 64 bit Linux on common 8/16/32 bit CPUs in applications where speed is not an issue.