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JJazz generates musical MIDI accompaniment based on a chord leadsheet ("Cm7 / F7") and rhythm style information, like e.g. Band-in-a-Box or Jammer. It can be expanded thanks to a plugin system, for unlimited rhythm generation capabilities.
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Connect your computer to your music/sound system and use your netbook, laptop, Apple, IPhone or smartphone to control the server from wherever you are. Perfect for parties, pubs... Access your audio, mp3 library remotely or dj from the dance floor.
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This project´s goal is to add ASIO support to JavaSound. It is aimed for Windows and Macintosh systems and contains the C++ part for accessing the ASIO drivers as well as the Java part providing a MixerProvider PlugIn.
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WaJapi is a java-api to winamp, it is possible to invoke several functions like start, stop, skip, etc plus query the media library please note that a Winamp plugin named ActiveWinamp is necessary
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Mumin (Music Minion) is a graphical client tool to control Mserv/FairDJ. It sports a nice SWT GUI, and can be used as an eclipse plugin.
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An audio server based on a plugin architecture supporting features like network synchronisation between multiple instances, shared database and the usual like equalizer, crossfader, etc.
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