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MidiQuickFix allows you to directly edit the events in a Midi file. It is intended to make it easy to find and fix problems, such as setting volume and pan values for a track, without the need for a complex Midi sequencing program.
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TuxGuitar is a multitrack guitar tablature editor and player written in Java-SWT, It can open GuitarPro, PowerTab and TablEdit files.
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Frinika
Free open source DAW, MIDI sequencer, software synthesizers
Frinika is a free, complete music workstation software for Linux, Windows, Mac OSX and other operating systems running Java. It features sequencer, soft-synths, realtime effects and audio recording. -
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Open Musicwriter
A music score editor
Open Musicwriter is a multi-platform open-source music score editor. It handles MIDI files and MusicXML files. -
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JSynthLib is a universal MIDI synthesizer librarian / editor. The project aims to eventually support all existing synthesizers.
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The MIDI Agent System (MAS) uses the interaction between different agents to generate MIDI notes. This software is designed for live use and it enables the performer to have real time control over very complex music.
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New control application for your great VOX Tonelab ST device. Planned is to be able to control all settings you can set on the device in realtime from your pc! Also channel switching. Platform independent java project.
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java based sequencer software that 1) provides an interface for playing simultaneous midi songs, and 2) creates a song notation (editing songs should be possible through any text editor!).
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JComposer aim to be a complete Java based music composition tool, using XML as its main file format, featuring an intuitive WYSIWYG notation editor, fast keyboard editing, automatic notation layout, high quality rendering, MIDI playback and open APIs.
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Protux is being developed to be a complete Digital Media (Audio/Video/MIDI) Workstation , with a robust set of pluggable modules in order to speed-up Audio/Video/MIDI production. PROTUX PROJ IS BEING RESTARTED, DONT USE IT NOW. WAIT FOR 1.0.
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MusicAide is a tool to assist musicians in transcribing and typesetting music. It has MIDI support, can export to LilyPond, and can produce guitar tablature.
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Presto is a music notation program aimed at making it easy for a composer to rapidly convert a musical sketch (melody, counterpoint, harmonic support and bass) into a complete musical arrangement.
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Java application that puts up a dialog and allows one to modify the overall volume levels of a MIDI file. Also trims leading and trailing silent regions. Volume can be adjusted while the MIDI sequence is playing.
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A hierarchical representation language for music, which can be used as a human algorithmic composition tool or as a semi-automated composition tool using a genetic algorithm with human listeners as the fitness function.
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The concept of Computer Aided Music Composition emerged as a natural sequel to the music hardware/software revolution dating back to early 50s. STOCASTICVS aims to grow into the best CAMC software yet, truly unleashing individual’s creative potential.
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jHum is intented for users to type a musical score and play it. It uses Java Swing and Java software synthesizer, and aims to be the simplest possible score editor.
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Online music publishing system that enables mass collaboration among registered users. Users will submit pieces of work for others to add and edit to create other renditions of the work.
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Software to allow hardsid card to act as a MIDI instrument running on a Linux platform. This project will use the existing hardsid driver for Linux (http://sourceforge.net/projects/hardsid). See also www.hardsid.com.
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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/
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Geeboss is a Graphic Effect Editor for BOSS units (currently supports GT-8 guitar effect processor). Geeboss is written in Java (for Windows and Mac-OS support). It uses SWT as a graphic library and javax.sound.midi API to interact with BOSS effect units
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Roudoudou is a graphical user-friendly score editor interface for LilyPond. It's programmed in Java and aims at being very handy.
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Sound Grid is a graphical music composition, editing, and notation tool in the cartesian coordinate system. Visit http://sites.google.com/site/soundgrid/Home for tutorial. Contact jonnyq@scn.org for questions. Keywords: midi java sound
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The GR33 Librarian can be used to download, upload, save, and manipulate system and patch data on a Roland GR33 guitar synth.
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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.
