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QSFM QuickSoundFontManager is a GUI for asfxload, a commandline tool on Linux, or Fluidsynth, to quick load several SF2 soundfonts in a EMU10k chip or a software wavetable synth. It is a Linux alternate to the win32-only Creative® Soundfont Bankmanager.
Bristol is synth emulation package for a diverse range of vintage synthesisers, electric pianos and organs. The application consists of a multithreaded audio synthesizer and a user interface called brighton.
Katmus is an application for manual music transcription. It features a score editor synchronized with a wave file, time stretching, project manager and lots of other features.
Alsa Sequencer aSynchronous PATCHbay: ASSPatch is an ALSA sequencer patchbay manager daemon. This third-party application automates virtual MIDI connections in your Linux studio.
GBM-303 communicates with the Roland MC303 Synthesizer over a midi connection.
Its main feature is the ability of storing and managing your user patterns on your computer.
You can even share your patterns all over the world
Compact Midi Manager will become a midi player with a compact User Interface. It is intended to run on Embedded devices.
It will be a front-end for "midish", which will handle the actual midi-event processing.