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AGS - Advanced Gtk+ Sequencer
audio sequencer
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... -
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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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MIDI File Printer
A viewer for a new kind of music notation
The MIDI File Printer prints a new easy-to-read music notation. It expects standard MIDI files as input, displays them in a configurable way on the screen and prints them out. -
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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. Although it is included in the tarball, you can download .75 pdf documentation from the files section here. ... -
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No-Hardware MIDI Recorder
record MIDI files from the PC keyboard
Record a melody as a MIDI file, right from the computer keyboard with no special hardware required. Current work on the project is aimed at music analysis. Rhythm and harmony have completed subroutines. A future version of the program will analyze MIDI files, rate their musical value, and recombine them to produce new tunes. -
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mfcheck
Check a standard MIDI file for errors
This program lets you check a standard MIDI file for errors. -
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mfext
Extract text or SysEx from a standard MIDI file
mfext is a command line utility that lets you extract text or System Exclusive data from a standard MIDI file. -
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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). -
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Jack Director
Control Jack transport features using MIDI commands.
JackDirector lets you control Jack Audio Connection Kit's transport play/pause using midi commands (noteon) and let you assign bpm changes and other commands to midi program changes. This program plays a metronome thru 2 audio outputs exposed in Jack. Features: - Control Jack Transport's play/pause using midi notes - Control Jack Transport's position - Metronome audio output - Assign different scenes to different program changes - Control bpm, mute metronome, song position, stop... -
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jpmidi
Midi-file player using Jack-Midi and synchronises to Jack-Transport
jpmidi is a Midi-file player that uses Jack-Midi and synchronises to Jack-Transport. It is a command-line only tool -
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LibSMF is a BSD-licensed C library for handling SMF ("*.mid") files. It transparently handles conversions between time and pulses, tempo map handling etc. The only dependencies are C compiler and glib. Full API documentation and examples are included. Note that the development has moved to https://github.com/nilsgey/libsmf.
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WaoN is a Wave-to-Notes transcriber (converts audio file into midi file) and some utility tools such as gWaoN, graphical visualization of the spectra, and phase vocoder for time-stretching and pitch-shifting.
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sutb - txt2mid file converter. Reads a text file of notes and converts to a midi file (sutb songfile > songfile.mid). Create your own songs for band, orchestra or organ. Play the song with timidity (sutb songfile | timidity -)
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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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A MIDI-file player for the Palm. Convert .mid-files to .pdb-files on your PC and download to your Palm. Useful for learning new songs on the go. (Ideas and help are welcome.)
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