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Theater Effect Panel (EffectPanel) is a small open source software to play sounds on live performances. You can use this program for free and it can be used with a mouse, a touch panel or over a midi interface with a keyboard or a button pad.

The WoodboxPlayer is a Java-based MP3 and web radio player intended for the single-board computer "Raspberry Pi". It can be controlled either via keyboard or via push-buttons connected to the Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins.

A stupid-proof Windows fullscreen DJ-tool with 2 players, keyboard-only control, high-precision cueing, a few realtime effects, capable to generate DMX for complex lightening situations (including LED-pars), and not the least: true reliable software beatmixing. This piece of software replaced CD-players and vinyl-players around 2007 in student society Biton in Utrecht, the Netherlands. It has been used there for about 8 years. Note that for this software you need a soundcard with 2...

Easyconduite v2.0 (beta) is here ! EasyConduite helps the stage manager of small theatre companies to play several audio tracks at the right time during the performance.

jbuzzer is an application written in Java that allows mapping your comuter keyboard to sounds. It supports short samples as well as streaming format. The GUI allows dynamically adding and removing new slots for samples.

A soundboard that supports almost all MP3s and WAVs. Sounds can be triggered with custom keyboard hot-keys and played through up to 2 outputs. i.e. Your speakers and a virtual audio cable. Also allows for your mic to pass into the virtual audio cable when enabling Mic Injector. This soundboard also incorporates a save feature. REQUIREMENTS: - Java 7 If you want sounds to be played through voice chat you'll need a virtual audio cable.

The basic function is to allow the user to take notes while watching a computer video file. The program combines a video playback window and a very simple text editor. Keyboard shortcuts can control playback, e.g. pause/resume, skip back, etc. MacOS Yosemite Problems - the latest version of MacOS has removed the QuickTimeForJava libraries on which this tool relies. If you copy the appropriate files from a Mavericks installation, it will work again. The files you will need to copy from Mavericks to Yosemite are: /System/Library/QuickTimeJava to the same location /System/Library/Java/Extensions/QTJava.zip to /System/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0.jdk/Contents/Home/lib/ext Also download the latest version, the only change of which is to ask for Java 1.6.

...Flowspring runs on every system that support Java, so it can reach a wide range of people.

MidiControl allows you to control applications by MIDI events. E.g., you can control audio players like foobar2000 with your Mackie Control or master keyboard with sequencer remote buttons.