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nbo-plugins
An entire virtual orchestra in LV2 plugin format
The No Budget Orchestra Plugins are a collection of virtual (software) musical instruments. comprising a full, classical orchestra There are flute, piccolo, oboe, bassoon, clarinet, violin, viola, cello, contrabass, trumpet, trombone, tuba, french horn, and various percussion sections. The various sections include articulations. For example, the violin section can play legato, pizzicato, staccato, and tremulo. There are subgroups as well, for example Violins I and II. The plugins are in LV2 (Linux) format for use in Ardour, Muse, QTractoor, etc. They are available in 2 formats; a collection of LV2 plugins, and a collection of linux executables. The plugins can be loaded into a host program such as Ardour, Muse, QTractor, etc. ... -
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PortMedia was created to develop and share cross-platform, open-source I/O libraries for digital media including MIDI, video, and audio. Only a few things were released under the PortMedia umbrella. These are now hosted by the github.com/Portmidi/ project, where you can find the lastest versions of PortMidi, portsmf (Standard MIDI File support and more), and see github.com/rbdannenberg/scorealign for MIDI and/or Audio score alignment.
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BackupBand
Music auto-arranger follows your chord changes live and plays along
...It's like having a live rhythm section backing you up. The rhythm section knows how to play in 60 different styles such as Rock, Disco, HipHop, Heavy Metal, Reggae, Swing, various latin styles, etc. You can also create your own styles for them to play. The bassist plays a rickenbacker, fender precision, synth, and double (acoustic) bass. The guitarist plays a les paul, steel string, and nylon string. The drummer plays 6 kits. You can also create your own multi-sampled guitars, basses, and kits for them to play. -
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SID-Wizard
Featureful native Commodore 64 music tracker with MIDI/XM converter
...It includes many advanced effects and tools like keyboard-tracking, tempo-programs/funktempo, gateoff-table-pointers, filter-shift, SID-export, executable-export, MIDI/XM conversion and MIDI-input hardware, etc., etc. NOTE: I left SourceForge for reasons not ethical to mention here. You can find me and my further work at these locations: http://hermit.sidrip.com http://csdb.dk/scener/?id=18806 https://github.com/hermitsoft/ -
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microDrum
DIY MIDI Drum Trigger
microDrum is the most economical and simple way to build MIDI drum trigger. It’s based on Arduino and can be used with a huge variety of e-pads / e-cymbals, up to 48 inputs! The output can be sent to a PC and converted to drum sounds through VST like BFD, Addictive Drums and Superior Drummer, etc. … The accompanying software allows features not found in any similar solution: a direct interface with VST (without USB-MIDI cable), record, playback of tablature to practice on, etc. … This is a Open Hardware product made in Italy! -
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FluidSynth
A real-time SoundFont software synthesizer
A real-time software synthesizer based on the SoundFont 2 specifications. It can be used for live audio synthesis of MIDI events or for rendering MIDI files to disk, using SoundFont instruments. It can also be embedded in other applications. This is not a application with a graphical user interface, however there are several GUI applications which utilize FluidSynth. -
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gmorgan
GMorgan_0.79 updated November 21, 2016
Gmorgan is a midi processor. It can be voiced using Linux synths, midi connected equipment, or a soundcard. It is best to use a velocity sensing midi keyboard so that the first 4 voices can be mixed or layered. Demo at Youtube: http://youtu.be/3uIRq6M1tCs For GNU/Linux users, the latest file is .79. GMorgan .79 runs well on Ubuntu and most Linux/GNU distributions. -
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A command line midi player for ALSA. A simple ALSA sequencer client that as well as playing MIDI files has uses as a general purpose sequencer event source for the ALSA sequencer that can be directed to any sequencer client.
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Rockband Pro-Drumkit midi driver
Package to use RockBand 3 Pro Drumkit and Guitar Hero drumkit via midi
FOR LATEST VERSION GO TO https://github.com/rbdrum2midi/rbdrum2midi This userland program uses libusb to gain access to the velocity sensitive data in the rockband 3 wireless usb prodrum controller (with cymbals) and Guitar Hero drumkit and use it as an ALSA MIDI controller. It has a low latency setup so that it can give a fairly good drumming experience. -
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OSC2MIDI
Open Sound Control to/from JACK MIDI Bridge for Linux
This is a flexible OSC to JACK MIDI (and back) Bridge written in C for Linux. It was designed to be configurable so that any combination of MIDI and OSC client or host can work perfectly with it. This project has moved to github as a boycott to sourceforge. Please go to https://github.com/ssj71/OSC2MIDI -
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Playmidi
Play midi files via external midi devices or soft synth.
...Not all sf2 files are yet fully supported, but currently most development in the git tree has happened with one you can find via google search called Scc1t2.sf2. It provides a good starting point for those without external midi hardware -
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gmidiwatch
GTK+ GM (General MIDI) Monitor for GM GM2 XG and GS events
GTK+ GM (General MIDI) Monitor for GM GM2 XG and GS events and instruments. A simple monitor that can be connected through QJackCtl or aconnect to monitor General MIDI Instrument names. Useful for USB MIDI keyboards that lack a display. Also tracks channels, velocity, MSB and LSB and octave information etc. Future suppost of .ins format files planned. Some of the source code based on GMIDImonitor http://home.gna.org/gmidimonitor/ -
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Cyclone is a powerful music application that handles loops in live context, full MIDI controllable. Goal: to make an app that can compete with Ableton Live in loop handling power. Cyclone works good in realtime Jack environments.
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ppc is an E-MU Planet Phatt, Orbit, Carnaval remote and SysEx-editor written in C/GTK+-2. You can control all global- and all preset-parameters and create new presets.
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This program is a MIDI drum machine for linux with a gnome/GTK user interface which allows easy creation and play back of drum tracks to MIDI devices or softsynths. It can also import ASCII drum tablature.
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MonkeyMIDI is a Mac OS X driver that converts your keyboard to a MIDI controller when capslock is on. MonkeyMIDI creates a virtual MIDI input source that you can select in your favourite MIDI editor. It uses a tracker style key layout.
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Soundtank hosts LADSPA plugins in "realtime objects" which embody the structure of the audio signal flow. RTObjects can be controlled in a completely customizeable fashion using MIDI events sent through the ALSA sequencer interface.
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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.
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General Sound Interface (GSI). This is a sound interface capable of controlling every detail of sound playing. It can use the following interfaces: OSS, Ultrasound (Linux 2.0.x & 2.1.x), FreeBSD (pcm), and generic /dev/audio.
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