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xMarkup is a text transformation utility for batch-processing of a set of ANSI/UTF-8 text files. All Win-32 and POSIX/UNIX platforms.
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MIntavalla
Understanding music through intervals
MIntavalla consists of an Interval circle and two keyboards underneath: an upper melody- and a lower harmony keyboard. It illustrates musical events by analysing and specifically colouring chord intervals (lower harmony keyboard) and melody intervals (upper melody keyboard) in realtime: - chord intervals related to the tonal center established by the first chord root being played. - melody intervals related to the chord root currently being played (upper melody keyboard). - the interval... -
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Control App for ESI MAYA22 USB
This is a control application for ESI MAYA22 USB audio interface
ESI MAYA22 USB audio interface (https://www.esi-audio.com/products/maya22usb/) is not officially supported for Linux. However, it complies with the "USB audio" standard and works under Linux, except for special control functions. This project is a GUI application for managing these functions in a Linux environment. Thanks to another existing project (https://github.com/rabits/esi-maya22-linux) for ideas. -
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ePnR
ePnR is an IC block standard cell placement & routing tool
ePnR is a simple Integrated Circuit (IC) block standard cell placement & routing tool. ePnR currently supports only circuit blocks using equal height standard cells arranged in one or more channels of user configurable length. Standard cells are described in a simple text based library (compliant with eLogSim). Placement follows initially the cell call order in the SPICE like circuit input netlist. However, a placement optimization, aiming at minimum weighted accumulated wire length, by simulated annealing is available. Routing consists of channel routing as first step. If un-routed connections are left, Maze routing can (optionally) be applied. ePnR does not guarantee completely finished routing. However, un-routed connections will be left with rubberband connections and marked start and end points for subsequent manual routing using a third party layout editor. ePnR outputs in CIF 2.0 and GDS stream format readable by e.g. the free KLayout editor. -
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CommandBar
Input box for the Windows Taskbar to start Applications
CommandBar is a Deskband object for the Explorer Taskbar. It shows a ComboBox inside the Taskbar to enter Commands . rolf.wetjen@mail.de -
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X32 Scene Parser
An X32 scene management tool
This parsing tool can be used to extract sections of a Behringer X32 or Midas M32 scene file in order to create specialized snippets. -
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X32 Live Toolbox
Designed to enhance the X32 digital console
The Live Toolbox is designed to enhance the very popular Behringer X32 and Midas M32 digital mixing consoles. Even though the X32/M32 firmware has been updated frequently over the years with new improvements and features, it does not seem to be able to keep up with the numerous feature requests. This toolbox is an attempt to supplement the current features. As with any toolbox, tools can be added or removed as necessary. -
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eGPXviewer
eGPXviewer is a 3D GPX track viewer
eGPXviewer is a GPS track viewer capable of summarizing key data of input track GPS series, displaying the track's altitude & speed profile and provide interactive 3D perspective views of it. The GPS track data should be input from a GPX exchange formatted file which is typically obtained by downloading a GPX file from a GPS receiver/tracker (e.g. Garmin™) or an iOS™/Android™ tracker app. The GPX exchange format is a standard output file format available in most GPS tracker devices/applications. ... -
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cmdFileUtility
File utility for command-line
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HashOR
HashOR is used to create 84 hashes of a string or file.
HashOR can create 84 hashes from data or file input. It also can create a TTH and AICH. -
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Acoustic Research Tool (ART)
Acoustic Simulation Library for Frequency and Time Domain Simulations.
ART is a flexible simulation framework for wind instruments. It includes a growing library of modelling elements. So far bore discontinuities, branches, tone holes, cylindrical and conical tubes, Bessel horns and bent tubes are available for frequency domain modelling. In the time domain generic bidirectional propagation elements, scattering elements, fractional delays, convolution with reflection functions and general z-domain networks are available and can be described using MuParserX... -
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PangInput
A simple tool for typing characters in different writing systems.
...Three methods are available: 1) a virtual keyboard, mapping specific characters to each key on your keyboard; 2) custom character sets, which you can select by clicking on them; 3) macro sets, allowing input of complex scripts - basically mapping a latin transcription to the actual writing of characters or words. -
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pykte
pykte is a simple text editor with support for unicode.
pykte is a simple text editor with support for unicode and a few handy tools to aid in the input of characters in different languages. *Please note this project is still in alpha stage, there are still some issues to solve. -
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Simple Timer
A quick and easy timer. One exe file, one data input, one beep.
The Simple Timer is a quick and easy timer. It has only 1 point of data input where you set the duration of the timer. The Simple Timer can parse mathematical expressions, so you can readily input an hour as 60*60. During operation, the timer displays the seconds remaining. It beeps after the time has elapsed! -
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Transposer
Transposer changes chords from one key to another in a song file.
Transposer converts the chords of a text file which contains the lyrics and chords for a song into whatever key the user desires. Version 1.0 no new features, just some UI cleanup. No bugs reported since last BETA, so nothing to fix at this point. (0.56) was the first with a mechanism for creating an ignore list of words which might get transposed if they are on a line by themselves, such as, "ending". This word is typically made of characters which are valid chord characters that would... -
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ŁX (Łukasiewicz eXperimental)
a reverse Polish notation multi-precision pocket calculator software
This project aims at an easy-to-use, cross-platform pocket calculator like software with reverse Polish notation (RPN) input, multi-precision arithmetics and support of several data types including macros. At the moment many features are rather rudimentary. Notably, it’s rather easy to freeze the program, say, by requesting a 1,000,000×1,000,000 identity matrix. Hey, I did call it ‘experimental’. -
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Simple calculator with easy-to-use for some users. Basic ideas for easy and quick using: 1. functions only on button for quick 2. input values from keyboard 3. user not need reading help for use of SimpleCalc
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TInput-Component
TInputComp is a component for Lazarus on Linux to capture input events
...The pedal is recognized well by Linux as a USB device, but the VEC pedal generates the codes 256-258, which cannot be processed by the X server (without further measures such as mapping). The component is able to read all events listed in /dev/input (as examples: VEC pedal, simple game controller and jog-dial Contour Shuttle Pro V2). Mouse and keyboard events could also be captured, but that usually doesn't make sense since they are almost fully supported by XServer and Lazarus.
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