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PhunkBox
Enjoy your music.
Funkbox is a music player with auto rating and probability-based randomizer. The project is currently functional, however development in the near future may invalidate user library, resetting the learned statistics. -
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Da Soundboard
A Soundboard written in Java
This is a small Soundboard software I wrote for myself as most of the Soundboards out there did't excactly fit my needs. Donate: http://bit.ly/donate-dagammla -
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EXP Soundboard
Simple soundboard app with hotkeys
A soundboard that supports almost all MP3s and WAVs. Sounds can be triggered with custom keyboard hot-keys and played through up to 2 outputs. i.e. Your speakers and a virtual audio cable. Also allows for your mic to pass into the virtual audio cable when enabling Mic Injector. This soundboard also incorporates a save feature. REQUIREMENTS: - Java 7 If you want sounds to be played through voice chat you'll need a virtual audio cable. (For Windows users I recommend the... -
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OpenSoundboard
A soundboard controlled by hotkeys
OpenSoundboard plays sound files when the user presses hotkeys. Files and hotkeys can be freely assigned. This project was inspired by "GIGA F-Tasten" that only supported 34 keys. -
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