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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.

...The new Web version is now JnizWeb hosted on Gitlab (under construction): https://gitlab.com/jniz70/jnizweb/ Demo: https://jniz70.gitlab.io/jnizweb/ Jniz is a piece of software designed for musicians as a support tool to the musical composition. It allows you to build and to harmonize several voices according to the rules of classical harmony. Sound/audio-to-Midi converter: real-time conversion of any monophonic sound (voice, instrument etc.) into notes / tones. Jniz is a free proprietary piece of software. You do not have the right to sell, distribute Jniz or use its sources under penalty of law. You will infringes on the Jniz staff property rights. ...

Takt is a text-based language for describing note and chord sequences as well as algorithmic compositon rules with C-like syntax. This software package contains a REPL (read-eval-play loop) interpreter for Takt, a MIDI-file-to-Takt translator, and an Emacs interface program which enables note entry from a MIDI keyboard.

Strasheela is a constraint-based music composition system. The user defines music theories by sets of compositional rules and the system creates music which complies with these theories. User-interface is the programming language Oz.

A program that builds the sounds of the chord from its name. The chord building rules are applied with the respect to the requirements of music theory. The user interface is based on the WT library (c++ web toolkit).