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...For more information and downloads, see https://openmpt.org/ libopenmpt, a cross-platform module playback library, is based on the OpenMPT project. Up-to-date libopenmpt downloads and documentation can be found at https://lib.openmpt.org/

...SpatGRIS2 and ControlGRIS have been developed by the Groupe de Recherche en Immersion Spatiale (GRIS) directed by Robert Normandeau and based at the Faculty of Music at Université de Montréal. Software, manuals and patches are available in Files. UPDATE (August 1st). SpatGRIS3, 100% compatible with Catalina and Big Sur is now available: https://sourceforge.net/projects/spatgris3/ You can subscribe to our mailing list to receive updates about ControlGRIS/SpatGRIS3 at our web site: http://gris.musique.umontreal.ca

...SpatGRIS and ServerGRIS are still available here but they are not supported anymore. They have been replaced by the duo ControlGRIS/SpatGRIS3 also available at SourceFORGE (August 2021) Have a look at the them: https://sourceforge.net/projects/spatgris3/

...SpatGRIS and ServerGRIS are still working well but they are not supported anymore, They have been replaced by the duo ControlGRIS/SpatGRIS3 also available at SourceForge (August 2021) Have a look at the them: https://sourceforge.net/projects/spatgris3/

...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 It has been replaced by SpatGRIS which is a fusion of OctoGRIS and ZirkOSC: https://sourceforge.net/projects/spatgris/ We have also developed a new 3D software, the ServerGRIS, that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/

...Modes of grouped movement and a trajectory system are provided for spatialization of stereo and multichannel sources. The development of OctoGRIS3 has ended on November 2016. It has been replaced by SpatGRIS which is a fusion of OctoGRIS and ZirkOSC: https://sourceforge.net/projects/spatgris/

...The retro "beep" sounds reminiscent of old video game consoles and vintage PCs will take you back to the 8-bit era. You can shape your sound with waveforms - square, sawtooth etc. - and add LFO, delay and volume envelopes. Enjoy the 80's-ish synth drums, also! Demo songs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB6FUTQ5Oz4&list=PLXBNhaAeM7Lxf7ysrFzYFwPYRZM1JCrZr SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/beepcomp Orfium: https://www.orfium.com/profile/beepcomp/ What your music composition will look like: https://sourceforge.net/p/beepcomp/code/ci/master/tree/userdata/ (Similar to MML) Your First Tutorial: http://hiromorozumi.com/beepcomp/learn.html User's Guide: http://hiromorozumi.com/beepcomp/documentation/beepcomp_users_guide.html

Klangwunder3000 is a cross-platform soundscape generator. It loads a set of sound files and associated control data and generates a constantly changing aural ambient. See https://github.com/bk138/klangwunder3000/