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...uos unifies the best open-source audio libraries. For fpc, fpGUI, MSEgui and LCL. With uos you can: . Listen to mp3, ogg, wav, flac, m4a, opus, cda ... audio files. . Deal with 16, 32 integer or float 32 bit resolution. . Do internet audio streaming of mp3 and opus files. . Record all types of input into wav or ogg file with 16 or 32 bit resolution. . Add DSP effects and filters, however many you want and record it. . Listen to multiple input and output. . Produce sound from built-in synthesizer. uos can use: PortAudio, SndFile, Mpg123, Faad, Mp4ff, Opus, OpusFile audio libraries and SoundTouch, Bs2b audio-effect libraries. ...

Imaging is native Object Pascal (Delphi and FPC) image loading, saving and manipulation library. It is available for several platforms and does not require any third party dynamic libraries.

Sneedacity (formerly Audacity) is an easy-to-use, multi-track audio editor and recorder for Windows, Mac OS X, GNU/Linux and other operating systems. Sneedacity aims to provide a telemetry-free experience while otherwise being up-to-date with Audacity's original codebase, with minor improvements being added as (s)needed by contributors and volunteers like you at large. Sneedacity is free software licensed under GPL, version 2. Macros for chaining commands and batch processing. Scripting in...

The Live Toolbox is designed to enhance the very popular Behringer X32 and Midas M32 digital mixing consoles. Even though the X32/M32 firmware has been updated frequently over the years with new improvements and features, it does not seem to be able to keep up with the numerous feature requests. This toolbox is an attempt to supplement the current features. As with any toolbox, tools can be added or removed as necessary.

...Currently, compiled program draws Mandelbrot set, but if you want to draw another function, you need to inherit it from 'Renderer' class in sources, pass it to 'Window' and recompile project. Including 4 versions. The first one was written with C++ and uses CPU 128-bit double. The second does the same, but was written with D language and Derelict3. The third uses GPU (GLSL shaders) to draw Mandelbrot set. It is extremely fast, but uses only 32-bit float. And finally, the fourth works on CPU, but uses arbitrary precision (OpenMP), so it hasn't limit for depth (except rendering time).