Open Source Java MIDI Software - Page 2

Java based paino trainer. Creates random scores according to user preferences (scale, single/chords...) and waits for right MIDI in to erase right notes or complain about bad ones. Though the screenshots are in German it's i18n feature is just overwhelm

MInaDIte is a vitrual MIDI controller, like Jazzmutant's Lemur or MonoTouchLive, which is controlled via a touchscreen or mouse and sends MIDI messages in order to control music production, VJ, DJ, etc. software.

This project is a proof of concept for the use of video games as an alternative to traditional methods of music teaching, particularly for boys. It is the basis for the "Million Musician Challenge"- to engage 1,000,000 in music making.

Qualm is a real-time MIDI event processor, ideal for performing automatic patch changes during live theatrical performances.

Tritonus is an independent implementation of the Java Sound API (http://www.javasoft.com/products/java-media/sound/index.html).

A simple, easy to extend, parameter driven and customisable Java application that creates and plays Midi music files. A music notation file needs to be created. The application parses the music notation file and creates a Midi file. The application can play any Midi file. The application can read a Midi file and create an XML file from a Midi file. The application can create a music notation file from the XML file. The application includes a simple Gui interface which allows parameters to be amended and plays a scale. The application is used by Java developers to add Midi processing (Portal) to their application. The "User Guide", "Javadoc" documentation and "JUnit" tests provides an introduction to the interface, implementation and factory classes.

Open Musicwriter is a multi-platform open-source music score editor. It handles MIDI files and MusicXML files.

This application concerns the adoption of an interoperable document format SMDL (Standard Music Description Language). This is proven with a Java application to render SMDL documents within the digital domain of MIDI and GM synthesis.

AMPT is a tool for transforming MIDI messages originating from any external MIDI keyboard or other software in a performance or experimental setting. MIDI is routed and transformed in AMPT by linking devices on a virtual canvas. AMPT Filters will offer delay, echo, transpose, and arpeggio. AMPT also works as a MIDI router or loopback.

The goal of this project is to develop educational software for music teachers and their students. It contains ear training, score writing, and dictations, and aims to be easy to use.

BarsnPipes is a MIDI-sequencer, with a very own concept of data-flow. The GUI simulates a pipeline-system, in which the MIDI-data are flowing track by track thru a own pipeline, where they are recorded, manipulated, saved, loaded, filtered and more.

BeatBox is a Java application in which users use a 16x16 grid of checkboxes to create a beat with various percussion instruments. Beats can be saved and loaded easily. The entire application is as intuitive and user-friendly as possible.

Sensors to MIDI management system. This is a project that allows for creating MIDI output from sensors input. This output can then be used in MIDI processors, like GarageBand, Resolum and other real-time multimedia software. The input can be taken from d

A Java Sound based application to do bulk transfers of audio files (WAV, AIFF, AU) via the MIDI SDS Sample Dump Standard.

A program that controls the Fostex DCM100 mixer, using MIDI.

Clips is a Java based music composing tool separating chords and rythms: Create a funky rythm and turn it into a song by varying the chords. Just for the hell of it, it is also specially designed to be portable to mobile platforms (e.g. Android).

Sweep images and generate real-time MIDI messages depending on the colours that are measured. Examples of usage: doing arrangement scores by drawing lines with different colours, hear what a photo "sounds like".

An Arduino board, Spectra Symbol linear potentiometer, and USB/MIDI adapter are used to create a MIDI controller with continuous pitch (as opposed to discrete notes as played on a piano). The resulting instrument works with Windows, Mac OS, and Linux. It has been tested successfully with Acoustica Mixcraft and GarageBand. Additional features have been added such as buttons to temporarily switch octaves, and a knob which adjusts how quickly the pitch is tuned.

Delve is a software patch editor for the E-mu Keyboards (PK-6, XK-6, MK-6).

Java Music Theory and Practice, with Open Source libraries and applications. Goals: MIDI/RMF support, NIFF Support, Notation Display (Dec '01), Score Editor (Feb '02), XML (various) support, Export as AU/WAV/AIFF, Instrument Creation, SMDL Support.

Doors is groupware for electronic musicians. It aims to be an extensible, multi-user, musical performance framework which unifies heterogeneous, distributed multimedia hardware. The framework is based on CORBA, XML, NTP and URL technologies.

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.

EnzAnKara turns your Desktop/Notebook into a KaraOkey machine: you can play/edit your music lyrics/notes and sing along with a mic to your computer. Requires JDK 5.0 and a sound card. IMPORTANT: JRE can't play midi, use JDK! See http://karaok.sf.net/

Fatamorgana has two goals. First, provide an implementation of Java's Mobile Media API (MMAPI). Second, provide resources around MMAPI (examples, FAQ, links).

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