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OPLd
An OPL3 software synthesizer
Emulates a MIDI layer on top of a virtual OPL3 chip. Receives events from an ALSA sequencer port and produces an audio stream. -
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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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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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Live Midi Router was designed to provide musicians a solution to drive live music softwares such as soft synths, soundfont players, instrument emulators etc.. from midi controllers on linux operating systems running alsa and jack.
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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.
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Midipus (MIDI octopus?) is an intelligent MIDI switch. One bidirectional ALSA sequencer connection (the head) is switched between multiple bidirectional outputs (the arms) by special, out of band messages.
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Alsa Sequencer aSynchronous PATCHbay: ASSPatch is an ALSA sequencer patchbay manager daemon. This third-party application automates virtual MIDI connections in your Linux studio.
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Linux pSeudo Midi Input: These simple user-space drivers support using certain homemade, repurposed, or commercial devices as MIDI controllers on Linux, even though the devices themselves are not capable of generating MIDI messages.
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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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Create a linux serial/midi driver for the Portman PC/S from MIDIMAN. and Developping tools for the MC303 Drum Machine. Ce projet a pour but la création d'un pilote pour utiliser l'interface Portman PC/S sous linux.
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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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