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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 an open-source Windows application for converting piano recordings into editable MIDI files. It estimates notes, timing, velocity, sustain, and soft-pedal events, with the best results obtained from clean solo piano recordings. Choose an audio file, select CPU or a CUDA/DirectML mode, and click Convert to MIDI. The generated file is saved to Downloads/A2M by default, or to a custom folder selected in Settings. Audio analysis is performed locally. Source...

...The package also comes with a high-priority system timer and a MIDI clock component. You can register threaded observers, giving you MIDI events in real-time with timing, or non-threaded to respond in a UI environment.

...) - wildmidi (mid) - xmp (mod, med, xm, s3m, it, dbm, psm, omx, okt, digi, 669, mtm, acid, umx) - gme (ay, gbs, gym, hes, kss, nsf, nsfe, sap, spc, vgm) - sidplay2 (sid, psid, info) - mdxplay (mdx) - fc14dec (fc, fc13, fc14) - sc68 (sc68, sndh) - asapconv (sap, cmc, cm3, cmr, cms, dmc, dlt, mpt, mpd, rmt, tmc, tm8, tm2) - uade (fc, bp, ay, dl, tfmx, hip, mon, sa, ahx, aon, cust, etc.) feats: - small and fast - zip/rar support - ncurses ui with easy navigation - gtk or classic winamp skins mode (with the ability to load random one) - network remotes (crossplatform linux/windows, written in pygtk, protocol is plain text, ie. easy to write own client) - scrobble (last.fm) - built-in equalizer and effects - lirc (remote) - slave libs statically compiled in (no deps) -- read more in wiki above

mTroll is the software portion of a hybrid hardware/software MIDI foot controller. mTroll is the MIDI control engine that I use with my monome-based ( http://monome.org/docs/tech:kits:40h_kit ) foot controller. mTroll outputs MIDI in response to input from the monome or the gui. mTroll can be used standalone without hardware as a virtual foot controller. mTroll has native support for Axe-Fx processors with round tripping of effect block bypass and x/y states, scene control and looper block control.

CodeSounding is a sonification framework which makes possible to hear how any existing Java program "sounds like", by assigning instruments and pitches to code statements (if, for, etc) so that the flowing of execution is played as a flow of music.

Speedy MIDI is an editor designed for choirs and singers to quickly generate MIDI files for rehearsal.

This is an interface specification for DAW application. It will help to divide user interface implementation and DAW data processing engine. This project goal is discuss about it and implement interface library to DAW application vendor and developers. Please join this project if you have interest it!

Arduinome is a collaborative effort to create a clone of the popular and inspiring Monome usb controller using the Arduino micro-controller.

Midiball is a simple standalone musical application for Linux to generate midi events from the motion of a virtual ball. It uses Qt and ALSA midi API. It can be also used with the jack daemon.

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.

MonomeSerial is a serial-to-OSC application for the monome series of devices (www.monome.org) We haven't bundled it into a release yet, so source files are in svn. Executables are available at monome.org for the time being.

Music editor intended for Linux, but written using C and SDL and hence portable to other platforms.

This is a game engine that helps game developer to produce game easier.It is writen in C++ and all of the functions are fixed into classes as the engine is designed in the method of Object-Oriented.

Java/Swing user interface for interacting with the Boss GT8 guitar effects processor using MIDI