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Tone.js
A Web Audio framework for making interactive music in the browser
Tone.js is an open source Web Audio framework for creating interactive music in the browser. It has advanced scheduling capabilities, synths, effects and more. Tone.js is built to be useful and familiar to both musicians and audio programmers. It has common DAW (digital audio workstation) features for those looking to schedule events and tinker with pre-built synths and effects. There’s also a great selection of high-performance building blocks for signal-processing programmers familiar... -
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As a library of classes for generating and manipulating music and sound, jMusic provides a solid framework for computer assisted composition in Java. jMusic has a music data structure based upon note/sound events and methods for modifying and structu
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NotesTyper
Convert your text typing into music
NotesTyper system converts text typing into music. You will need computer keyboard, microphone (notebook mic is ok) and Chrome or Firefox browser. NotesTyper has multiple operating modes and settings, which allow to produce different music from same text. Computer keyboards do no allow to input keypress velocity, but NotesTyper overcomes this restriction by processing microphone input level when you type. When generating music all nuances of your typing are taken into account: what keys were... -
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Playmidi
Play midi files via external midi devices or soft synth.
Playmidi is a web and curses and SDL-based MIDI file player for Linux and MacOS and Chrome (via Web MIDI and Web Audio apis). All recent development has moved to https://github.com/nlaredo/playmidi It supports software rendering of midi files via SDL audio and can also output midi events to external midi devices (in time with SDL audio soft synth) via both alsa sequencer api (linux) and coremidi api (osx). Math-based synthesis (when no sf2 is loaded and no external midi output is... -
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Sight Reading Trainer
Scrolling notes in any key for any instrument
The MIDI Sight Reader Java Applet works again! To use it you should use Firefox with Java Applet Plug-in installed. Developed using Firefox 25.0.1 and Java 7, Update 51. So what is it? Well it scrolls random notes within a selected key, playing them aloud for audio confirmation, while you, the user, play the notes on your instrument. There is no MIDI interface, the name refers to MIDI because it uses the Java Midi API and organizes everything numerically, according to MIDI numbers. The... -
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pljones TrapKAT Editor for .Net/MONO
No longer supported
This program has been superseded by a JVM version. Source is on github: https://github.com/pljones/jTrapKATEditor For further details, click the web site link below. -
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Speedy Composer
Speedy Composer – Artificial Neural Network Melody Composer.
Thank you for your interest in Speedy Composer. Speedy Composer is an automated application for composing melodies for Speedy Net members. We recently made changes to the source code of Speedy Net, and converted it into the Python language and Django framework. Since Speedy Composer was originally written in PHP, it is not adapted to work with Speedy Net in its current form. So unfortunately we were forced to temporarily close the app Speedy Composer. But don't worry, we kept backups of all... -
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A Java Applet for composing tunes on a 36-key piano. The tunes are described in text and can be converted into MIDI files. The library includes a Swing component for rendering a piano keyboard. See http://ezmusiccomposer.sourceforge.net/ for a demo.
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Plarpebu is a java karaoke player that runs on any architecture that can run java. It plays both midi (.mid and .kar) and mp3+cdg files. Check project web site at : http://miageprojet.unice.fr/twiki/bin/view/Fun/ScreenshotsPage for full info.
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GT-8 sysex reader. This software is written in php and there for platform independent. It can read and print settings from a .syx file. (Requires a webserver with php installed and configured correctly!)
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FrAid(FRactal AID) is an interface to Java, allowing it to proc. math. data(functions/equations). A compl. standalone system utilizing the FrAid prog. lang. is available(no need to be Java programmer to use it!). Use instead of Matlab. High res. graphics
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Online music publishing system that enables mass collaboration among registered users. Users will submit pieces of work for others to add and edit to create other renditions of the work.
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Professional music typesetting, according to the book "The Art Of Music Copying" by Clinton Roemer. Reads MusicXML, CMN, ABC and Guido. Produces MIDI, EPS, PDF, PNG and SVG; from small images for the web to full printable sheet music.
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Roudoudou is a graphical user-friendly score editor interface for LilyPond. It's programmed in Java and aims at being very handy.
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noteclef
Learn the piano with falling notes
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...
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