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ScorchCrafter Guitar FX DAW Plug-ins
Audio DSP FX and plug-ins, mostly for guitar (amp sim) and other FX
A group of audio DAW plug-ins targeting Windows (VST), Mac (VST/AU), and Linux, mostly for Guitar Amplifier simulation, with the C-120 being the flagship product (which started off long ago as a closed-source VST). Open source, mostly under GPL. -
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Set of patches for adding realtime semi-parametric equalizer support in OSSv4's vmix audio core, using a mix of fixed and floating point maths. Coefficient calculation is done in floating point, and actual processing takes place in fixed point.
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MathGL++ is a class library for fast C++ maths for use in OpenGL C++ projects. Easy to use and similar to the OpenGL API. Matricies, Vectors, Quaternions, Linear polynomials with eigen systems are all going to be included.
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Borsuk is a gtkmm2 based maths and physics instant messenger using jabber protocol. It sends data in XML (MathML, SVG) so it can be easily reused i.e. as a webpage. Integrated editor for maths formulas and graphics helps creating data i.e. rewriting it.
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Chryzodus is a chryzode renderer using Allegro graphics library. Chryzodes are mathematically rendered images which are graphical representations of mathematical operations and relations between numbers. This is a proof maths can be incredibly beautiful !
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