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Tagify
Lightweight, efficient Tags input component in Vanilla JS
...Customizable HTML templates for the different areas of the component (wrapper, tags, dropdown, dropdown item, dropdown header, dropdown footer) Shows suggestions list (flexible settings & styling) at full (component) width or next to the typed texted (caret) Allows setting suggestions' aliases for easier fuzzy-searching. Auto-suggest input as-you-type with the ability to auto-complete. Can paste in multiple values: tag 1, tag 2, tag 3 or even newline-separated tags. Tags can be created by Regex delimiter or by pressing the "Enter" key/focusing of the input. Validate tags by Regex pattern or by function. Tags may be editable (double-click). -
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Mechvibes
Play mechanical keyboard sounds, typewriter sound as you type
It's a side project that I made for myself since when I use my own mechanical keyboard at late night or in the office and my parents and my coworkers hate that a lot because the sound of the keyboard is very loud (especially in quiet places). So if you are facing this issue just like me then this product is for you! - Plays typewriter sound - You can add more keyboard sound set by recording any sound you like and add them to this app with some easy steps. - Use your laptop keyboard... -
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MultiPlayer
Stream Video/Audio files via SSH
...With MultiPlayer you can connect to a server and create your own custom playlists. It comes with an intuitive interface and basic playback functions, which makes it suitable for any type of user, beginner or advanced. "Readme": - To use OpenSSH RSA-Key Encryption you can edit manually SSH-Server-Side configuration file 'for example: /etc/ssh/sshd_config' and add Line: 'PubkeyAcceptedAlgorithms +ssh-rsa' Also you can use for example 'Puttygen' to convert RSA-KeyFile to OpenSSH KeyFile Format - This Software runs with Java Runtime Environment 8 (x86). ... -
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MidiToLily
Convert a MIDI file to a LilyPond file
MidiToLily is a Windows console application that converts a MIDI file to LilyPond format. You can create sheet music from a MIDI file by using MidiToLily as a preprocessor for LilyPond. MidiToLily is an alternative to the midi2ly script that ships with LilyPond. -
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ERMaster is Eclipse plug-in to make ER diagram. Functionally, Import from data base, Making of table definition book on Excel, Image output, DDL output, etc. are being offered.
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ChordEase
Improvise to music with difficult chords easily on any MIDI instrument
ChordEase makes it easier to improvise over complicated chord progressions. No matter what the chords are, you can play as if they were all in the key of C. You don't need to play sharps or flats, because ChordEase automatically adds them for you. Though ChordEase is intended for jazz, it could be useful for any type of music that modulates frequently. ChordEase alters your notes in real time in order to make them harmonically correct, while preserving their rhythm and dynamics. ... -
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NAMN
Generates a short, unique string for identifying your media.
Generates a short string to help you label your media collection (e.g. CDR/DVDR backups etc.). The string identifies the media type, year and month and a content category. It can be useful for organising and finding your backup media in a database as well as physically. The short string is meant to serve as a unique identifier that can be used both as a primary key in a database and as the label for the medium itself. This small project was born out of a personal need to organise my DVD archive. -
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NotesTyper
Convert your text typing into music
...NotesTyper has multiple operating modes and settings, which allow to produce different music from same text. Computer keyboards do no allow to input keypress velocity, but NotesTyper overcomes this restriction by processing microphone input level when you type. When generating music all nuances of your typing are taken into account: what keys were pressed, exact timings of all key presses and key releases, velocity (loudness) of typing. Who can be interested: Researchers: experiment with converting text to music and explore fundamental relationships. Musicians: virtual keyboard with touch sensitivity. ... -
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MagicMusic
This music tool converts your text files into YouTube music playlists.
Just imagine you type as many song titles as you like into a text file - and MagicMusic and YouTube (R) will play all these tracks. You love the songs of a certain band but not those of a certain decade? Simply copy the rest of their discography into your text file! Want to listen to the charts of 1980? You'll find them on Wikipedia, too! Have a favorite movie? IMDb.com has its soundtrack! -
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