Open Source Linux MIDI Software - Page 5

This software can be used to search scales & chords from a large and expandable database (XML). Thanks to the jmusic project (https://jmusic.sourceforge.io), this is also possible to generate music starting from these scales & chords and export the result to MIDI file.

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. This revision incorporates a new drum pattern panel based on the FLTK spreadsheet example. There is also some miscellaneous cleanup. If you have tried it before, be sure to go to Settings->global, renew the file paths to the current gmorgan directory, and save them. The sound file has been slightly reformated, so results could be unpredictable if you don't do this. Try the play along at http://www.seconnecticut.com/GmorganPlayalong.htm

Free Clef is a lightweight notation editor which allows you to quickly write your songs and export them to MusicXML format. It lets you distribute interactive sheet music online, and to use score files with a wide variety of music software.

Noteedit is an editor for music notation that supports an unlimited number of staffs and up to 9 voices per staff. You can use it to create sheets of notes. You can import and export into many formats like midi, musicxml and lilypond.

Pineapple MIDI Player is a simple SoundFont MIDI player, designed to play simple MIDI file together with SoundFont file, especially MIDI files extracted by tools like VGMTrans. This tool will attempt to load the SoundFont with the same file name as the MIDI file by default, and support change SoundFont on-the-fly when dropping a SF2 file onto the main window.

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.

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

Anthem is a powerful desktop MIDI sequencer. It runs under the KDE2 desktop environment. It employs the TSE3 library (a sequencer engine, http://TSE3.sourceforge.net/) to provide advanced sequencing facilities.

A small but powerful program using the Jfugue library to produce music based on L-systems.

A program that can learn from midi examples, and create new music from that.

DOSMid is a real mode (16-bit) midi player for DOS. DOSMid supports a variety of MIDI synthesizers, and has very low hardware requirements.

MusicCreator is a Java application that composes rules-based "classical" music. Rules are specified using a custom XML syntax. The user can specify the ruleset, the length of the song in meaures, and the tempo. Music is saved to MIDI or MusicXML format

This project is not developed anymore. If you are looking for a replacement, please see: https://sourceforge.net/projects/dmidiplayer/

midcat concatenates MIDI files to standard output. It also supports some MIDI file transformations and humanizing functions.

Sysexy MIDI Librarian is a data dump utility for musicians and studio producers. A librarian program allows you to do "sysex dumps" to and from synthesizers, drum machines, effects processors, etc., and archive the data on a computer, containing sounds, configuration settings, sequences which can later be sent back to the originating equipment. This allows a computer to be used as data storage for musical instruments and studio gear.

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 conditional locks to keep several threads in sync that's why you need at least a preemptible kernel.

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

Editing software aid for use with the Primova GX-2 Gear Shifter device used with GK type hexaphonic guitar/bass processors. The editor will display and edit the internal functions of the Gear Shifter processor device via a USB port (serial over USB).

A simple application that allows users to customize characteristics it uses to improvise jazz solos. A user can create new solos, save those solos, and reopen them for playback.

MIDI Rules is a Rule-Based MIDI Processing Environment that can process (translate, map, convert, filter, trigger, route) MIDI messages. It supports multiple MIDI inputs/outputs, variables (enables state-based processing) and timed/delayed messages.

Modus is an open source, cross-platform C++ library which allows you to handle music from code. This means that you can: * Manage interactive and adaptive music * Use some kind of algorithm to improvise * Represent visually (simulate) musical performances * Select in real time the instruments that are going to play a previously written song * Let the user take part on the performance through any type of interface, by playing an instrument, changing the tempo, choosing the instruments, designing the structure of the song, etc. * Define song structures with metric modulations, accelerandos and ritardandos * Write your own scores, which can then be assigned to instruments to be played * Play along with a pre-recorded song or represent the performance * Everything else that comes into your head

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.

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).

Is the third generation of a free and opensource virtual piano project built on HISE open source framework. It is built and developed with an aim to make a contribution towards free music education and creative freedom and it is therefore licensed under GPLv3 license. for more info: https://musictop69.wixsite.com/creatools