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    Impro-Visor

    Impro-Visor

    Leadsheet notation with auto-generated playback, improvisation advice

    Impro-Visor® is a music notation tool for producing monophonic lead sheets, specifically intended to help the improviser. Chord symbols are used to generate backing tracks automatically. Improvisation advice exists in the form of note coloration, database of licks, and automatic lick generation from grammars. Grammars can be learned automatically from transcriptions. Styles can be edited and created by the user. Other features include generation of roadmaps for understanding keys and...
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    WhyWaitForever Musicbox

    WhyWaitForever Musicbox

    Midi file create, save and play.

    A simple, easy to extend, parameter driven and customisable Java application that creates and plays Midi music files. A music notation file needs to be created. The application parses the music notation file and creates a Midi file. The application can play any Midi file. 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...
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    JChordBox

    JChordBox

    Give the chord progression and a style and jchordbox generates a song.

    Give the chord progression and a style and JChordBox generates a song. JChordBox is a library tool that can generate backing tracks from a chord progression and a music style. A music Style is describe using an XML and a MIDI file. You can generate an XML Style file from a MIDI file by adding markers to delimit grooves. An XML Song file describes a chord progression and sets the music style to use. JChordBox comes with several command line tools (GenerateSong,...
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    java based sequencer software that 1) provides an interface for playing simultaneous midi songs, and 2) creates a song notation (editing songs should be possible through any text editor!).
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    A Java Applet for composing tunes on a 36-key piano. The tunes are described in text and can be converted into MIDI files. The library includes a Swing component for rendering a piano keyboard. See http://ezmusiccomposer.sourceforge.net/ for a demo.
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    MIDIFile2Text is a conversion GUI and command-line utility to batch process MIDI files to a human text-readable event list.
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