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CodeSounding is a sonification framework which makes possible to hear how any existing Java program "sounds like", by assigning instruments and pitches to code statements (if, for, etc) so that the flowing of execution is played as a flow of music.

...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.

...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.

...However, (and this sounds like an excuse, which it probably is), life got in the way and I never completed the project to a commercial standard for reproduction. As such, I'm offering the source here in good will to other developers/musicians who might be able to take what I've achieved and carry it forward to a useful learning tool.

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.

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.

RasmusDSP is an embeddable Audio/MIDI processor. It contains various filters and generators (including SoundFont 2.0 compatible synthesizer). Has a script interpreter which is used to describe instruments, route Audio/MIDI signal between processor units.

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.

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.

musicomp is a program which most important element is an evolutionary algorithm which uses data mining methods as a fitness function to generate monophone melodies.

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.