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Hydrogen is an advanced drum machine for GNU/Linux, Windows and Mac OS X. It's main goal is to bring professional yet simple and intuitive pattern-based drum programming.

The MIDI sequencer that features a rich understanding of music notation along with basic support for digital audio

Not really an editor yet, but just a basic patch selector. One day I would like to add sysex functionality.

Advanced GTK+ Sequencer is intended to use for music composition. It features a piano roll, as well a synth, matrix editor, drum machine, soundfont2 player, mixer and an output panel. It's designed to be highly configurable, you may add effects to its effect chain, add or remove audio channels/pads. You may set up a fully functional network of engines, therefore exists a link editor for linking audio lines. In conjunction with ags you need a realtime kernel and alsa support. `ags` uses...

Takt is a text-based language for describing note and chord sequences as well as algorithmic compositon rules with C-like syntax. This software package contains a REPL (read-eval-play loop) interpreter for Takt, a MIDI-file-to-Takt translator, and an Emacs interface program which enables note entry from a MIDI keyboard.

The Octopus Music Library is a Java API designed to help developers and composers to deal with musical performance elements in a high level programming environment.

Strasheela is a constraint-based music composition system. The user defines music theories by sets of compositional rules and the system creates music which complies with these theories. User-interface is the programming language Oz.

jVSTwRapper allows you to develop VST (2.4), Audio Unit (AU) and LADSPA compatible audio plugins and virtual instruments plus user interfaces (Swing) with the Java programming language on Windows, Linux and Mac OSX. 5 demo plugins (+src) are included.

- Basic MIDI monitor, works w/ JACK or ALSA MIDI drivers - Most types of MIDI messages can be filtered from the monitor. - MIDI events can be captured to a text file (SMF planned). - UI Widgets can be hidden to reduce screen clutter.

This project's goal is to provide high-level access to the FluidSynth library for the REALbasic programming language using REALbasic classes. Information about FluidSynth is available at http://www.fluidsynth.org/.

You can use your ION Drum Rocker as midi device in your PC with this program. Also you can edit midi notes associated with drum kicks. You need install .NET Framework 2 and MidiYoke for use.

I've started a Midi player project for Linux because a colleague was having trouble playing midi files. Timidgtk is a Timidity frontend (currently) that is very basic. I hope to develop it into something much better.

OSW is a graphical programming environment for real-time music and audio applications. Users connect objects called transforms to form programs called patches. OSW currently runs on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and SGI platforms.

A modular audio programming language, designed to write applications quickly. Its main goal is real time audio processing, but it should be used for any kind of development.

FluidGUI is a graphical user interface for FluidSynth (www.fluidsynth.org), an open-source software synthesizer based on the MIDI and Sound Font specifications. FluidGUI is developed in the Java programming language.

m-m is a graphical programming system designed for rapid and real-time manipulation of programmable MIDI devices. The system is designed for MIDI data with but with generic untyped data in mind.

This project has been moved to a different hosting service provide. Please visit www.thecabbagefoundation.org for further details. Cabbage is a cross platform framework for the development of standalone audio applications using the Csound audio programming language.

Learn the piano with falling notes! Noteclef’s story goes something like this. One guy from Baltimore, Maryland was interested in both computer programming and playing piano. He had a random idea. He could combine his two hobbies for the greater good. He had seen other apps that made piano playing enjoyable, but they either cost money or had become abandoned. He decided to create the same fun software for the whole world to use. That descision is now in the process of becoming a real-life...