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StickMusic is a program to control digital sound synthesis and processing using joysticks. It has a GUI to set up patches.
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Tritonus is an independent implementation of the Java Sound API (http://www.javasoft.com/products/java-media/sound/index.html).
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Mi_D is a multi-platform, multi-driver, and multi-language shared library that offers clients a simple unified, yet unique set of MIDI services that are not commonly found in existing driver interfaces.
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This is a library for MFi(.mld) format (cellular phone sequence sound for NTT DoCoMo) and SMAF(.mmf) format (for YAMAHA chips). The goal of this project is to be one of SPI javax.sound.midi compliant. May also apply this library on android platform.
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MidiMonitor is a lightweight Java application that allows you to monitor raw Midi data being sent to and from your various Midi devices.
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A jVSTwRapper plugin , working as both vst and au plugin for the hardware synthesizer Waldorf Blofeld.
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OpenZoeos is a Java based graphical front end for EOS based EMU samplers. Originally developed by Zuonics and recently open sourced. http://www.zuonics.com/
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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
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Mac USB audio driver source for EMU CA0188- and CA0189-Based external audio devices. Existing products include EMU 0202 USB, EMU 0404 USB, and TrackerPre.
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Remote access to Ableton Live's Python API framework. Currently supporting telnet, access, UDP linewire, Open Sound Control, example code and API provided. Written in Python.
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This project will create some midi libraries to read midi content using php. Library can be used by php programs or web sites to display midi content.
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Tapis Bourgeois is a batch music generator for contrepoint and tonal music, written in PERL. It outputs a partially random midifile, constrained by the mesure-wise configuration file.
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m-m is a graphical programming system designed for rapid and real-time manipulation of programmable MIDI devices. The system is designed for MIDI data with but with generic untyped data in mind.
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This project has been moved to a different hosting service provide. Please visit www.thecabbagefoundation.org for further details. Cabbage is a cross platform framework for the development of standalone audio applications using the Csound audio programming language.
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KaraokeMachine is designed to be the definitive Karaoke application, focused on creating a custom karaoke machine on a computer, working like dedicated karaoke machines.
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Learn the piano with falling notes
Learn the piano with falling notes! Noteclef’s story goes something like this. One guy from Baltimore, Maryland was interested in both computer programming and playing piano. He had a random idea. He could combine his two hobbies for the greater good. He had seen other apps that made piano playing enjoyable, but they either cost money or had become abandoned. He decided to create the same fun software for the whole world to use. That descision is now in the process of becoming a real-life...
