Search Results for "environment-modules"

QMidiArp is a MIDI arpeggiator, phrase generator and controller LFO for ALSA and JACK. It can run multiple synchronized arpeggiators, LFOs and step sequencers. The modules are also available as LV2 plugins with Qt user interface. QMidiArp has been growing since june 2009 on top of Matthias Nagorni's original arp idea.

QMusic graphical programming environment to create and experiment with sound. It allows constructing audio synthesis and processing chains integrated with MIDI input. The framework can be easily extended via the plugins interface. Some of the provided plugins are based on the STK toolkit. Examples of synthesized instruments: https://soundcloud.com/arthur-benilov/sets/qmusic-synthesizer

KGuitar is powerful KDE-based music tabulature editor with support of guitar, drums, classic note scores, MIDI synthesizer output, chord, scales, modes, melody and rhythm construction and analysis tools, lots of tab effects, Guitar Pro files import.

Wired aims to be a professional music production and creation software running on the Linux operating system. It brings musicians a complete studio environment to compose and record music without requiring expensive hardware.

Katmus is an application for manual music transcription. It features a score editor synchronized with a wave file, time stretching, project manager and lots of other features.

Wechselspieler is an interactive motion tracking tool to transform movement information coming from a file or video into sound in realtime using the MIDI or OSC protocol. It features an easy to use GUI for defining/editing the image trigger regions.

OpenDragon is a collection of external objects for the Max graphical environment from Cycling '74 (http://www.cycling74.com/products/maxmsp.html) that focuses on device interfaces.

A set of plugins for the DSSI synth plugin architecture with GTK-based GUIs, all written in C and C++ using liblo and libglademm. Plugins will include an oscillator, an envelope generator, and a step sequencer.

This project contains several tools for testing MIDI drivers and devices in the Mac OS X (Darwin) MIDIServer environment. It may also function as sample code for accessing MIDI services on Mac OS X.

This is a small program that lets you set MIDI controller values using sliders and buttons in a GTK+ window. The GUI is an XML-based Glade file which can be replaced without rebuilding the program, so you can build your own controller GUIs in Glade.

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.

The Proteus Controller is a MIDI-based patch editor for E-mu Proteus compatible sound modules. It lists all presets available on the module and allows viewing and editing of the presets. C++ using wxWindows, MS Visual C++ 6 (Win32 only).

Score Reading Trainer helps you improve your (musical) score reading skills by practicing with random scores. It shows you a random score and you have to press the matching note for it.

Korale aims to be an open source alternative to the popular "Sibelius" sheet music notation software. It will be written portably and flexibly, and will use as intuitive an interface as we can design.

This is not midi player or editor. Its KDE-3 program, for midi home playing with midi keyboard and midi capable soundcards or synths using joystick as controller with sequencer in secound alfa preview. There is many todo (see home page), but works fine f

Anthem is a powerful desktop MIDI sequencer. It runs under the KDE2 desktop environment. It employs the TSE3 library (a sequencer engine, http://TSE3.sourceforge.net/) to provide advanced sequencing facilities.

SuperSEQ Is a a Music Learning Environment where anything that interfaces through a joystick port can generate midi events (Joystick, DDR pads, Guitar Hero Controllers) Planned is Wiimote Support, Sixaxis controller Support, and Learning / Game modes.

Ekstasis is currently a rapidly produced prototype version of a Digital Signal Processing (DSP) framework which seeks to provide signal/data processing modules which can be strung together via Boost library interprocess message queues. Tools for creating and destroying the communication queues, loading/saving PCM 44100 Hz to/from the signal processing chain, windowing the data (currently only a Hann windowing function module), performing a Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) on the data (using FFT, currently only real part), detecting the presence of an event within a data segment/packet via normalized spectral signature matching/comparison, and the generation of a midi file from the detection of said patterns (i.e., event occurrences) as output are currently available.