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FL Studio by Image-Line is a complete digital audio workstation (DAW) designed to turn your musical ideas into professional-quality tracks with ease. Trusted by world-renowned artists like Martin Garrix, Mustard, and Boi-1da, it’s built for producers of every genre — from EDM and hip-hop to pop and cinematic music. With an intuitive interface and powerful workflow, you can start creating in minutes while exploring endless possibilities as your skills grow. FL Studio comes packed with over...

HyperVoicing is designed to create note-to-note musical compositions. HyperVoicing has six keyboard editors, a drum editor and a MIDI editing table. HyperVoicing has a composition aid called "MIDI Layer". This composition aid based on : - a chord generator, - a system for calculating playable scales on chords, - the materialization of playable scales in a keyboard editor by horizontal lines.

...Automatically and non-destructively index your disorganised sample collection from a list of folders into categories (kick, snare, hihats etc.) based on folder/filename wildcard matches. Easily audition samples, load/save favourites, and drag-and-drop straight into your sequencer.

The ZirkOSC3 is a plug-in that allows the user to control the spatialisation through the Zirkonium MKII from any Mac AU or VST compatible audio sequencer. It has been developed at the Faculté de musique of the Université de Montréal by the Groupe de recherche en immersion spatiale (GRIS). To install it, just drag-and-drop it into the component or VST folder of your Mac. The development of ZirkOSC33 has ended on December 2015. It has been replaced by SpatGRIS which is a fusion of OctoGRIS and ZirkOSC: https://sourceforge.net/projects/spatgris/ We have also developed a new 3D software, the ServerGRIS, that replaces the Zirkonium (Version 1.04, March 26, 2018): https://sourceforge.net/projects/servergris/

...There are two variants of the program: Kangas Sound Editor which requires MySQL for its database, and Kangas Sound Editor QI which does not (it uses an internal database - HSQLDB - instead). Kangas Sound Editor (QI) uses a system of boxes or cells, which are placed by the user onto a timeline using drag-and-drop, and which represent entities such as chords, repetition, and individual sounds or notes. The program's database allows the user to create and store harmonics, used for constructing melodic instruments, and anti-harmonics, which are used for constructing percussion instruments. Users can collaborate with and build on the work of others via an XML import/export facility.