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SoundHelix is a free versatile Java framework for algorithmic random music composition. SoundHelix can generate random songs, play them (for example, on any number of MIDI devices or MIDI-capable software synthesizers) and is highly customizable using XML configuration. SoundHelix also allows writing the generated music as MIDI files. SoundHelix produces music that is actually enjoyable to listen to.

LibBWEntrainment is a Free and Open Source Brainwave Entrainment Library for Java. *** It is not a standalone application. *** The library is very flexible, allowing different types of renderers (isochronic, binaural, ...) as well as multiple output devices (speakers, file, socket or even screen), and it can easily be ported to other languages because it doesn't use any proprietary Java feature. Current features: -Javadoc and examples -Extremely lightweight, yet flexible -Easy to use -XML Presets -Multiple Entrainment Tracks -Looping -Isochronic rendering -Output to PC and Android -Output to MP3/FLAC/Wav file -Output to raw Stream Compared to my old LibBinaural, this is twice as fast and much more flexible. ...

jvaptools provides a library and examples for rapid vst-audio-plugin development with Java, based on Steinbergs VST interface and the sourceforge project jVSTwRapper.

Sweep images and generate real-time MIDI messages depending on the colours that are measured. Examples of usage: doing arrangement scores by drawing lines with different colours, hear what a photo "sounds like".

resources for Java Sound API developers: examples, FAQ, tutorials, links

Fatamorgana has two goals. First, provide an implementation of Java's Mobile Media API (MMAPI). Second, provide resources around MMAPI (examples, FAQ, links).