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OpenPiano is a Windows desktop piano application that allows you to play, practice, and record music using your PC keyboard, mouse, or a MIDI device. It supports real-time playback using SoundFonts and provides on-screen piano layouts for visual feedback while playing. OpenPiano is designed to run entirely locally. It does not require accounts, cloud services, or an internet connection for core functionality. Project links: Website:...

A2M (Audio To MIDI) is a simple desktop tool for transcribing local audio files into MIDI files with one click. It is designed primarily for piano recording transcription, and works best on solo piano recordings. Using A2M is straightforward: Select an audio file, click Convert, and the application generates a MIDI file automatically in your Downloads/A2M folder. All processing is done locally on your device, no uploads, no accounts, and no telemetry. The app runs on CPU by...

The MIDI Sight Reader Java Applet works again! To use it you should use Firefox with Java Applet Plug-in installed. Developed using Firefox 25.0.1 and Java 7, Update 51. So what is it? Well it scrolls random notes within a selected key, playing them aloud for audio confirmation, while you, the user, play the notes on your instrument. There is no MIDI interface, the name refers to MIDI because it uses the Java Midi API and organizes everything numerically, according to MIDI numbers. The...

A musician's live performance VST host. This software is intended to help integrate VST technology into your live performances on stage, whether it'd be using virtual instruments or effects, or to automate audio routing.

[This library has moved to: https://github.com/vishnubob/python-midi/] Read, write, process and build MIDI streams using a high level pythonic API. Support for the ALSA sequencer provides the ability to accurately transmit and receive MIDI data.

JackFX is a python module for midi control and realtime audio effects processing built using the Jack Audio Connection Kit. Effects are stackable, and can be chained in any configuration with only a few lines of python code.