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"KMI Wave-RAM" ("kmiwaveram") "kmiwaveram" contains a "Wave-RAM" of 8 banks of 16K sample words of 16bit each, which can possibly be used in a PPG synthesizer such as the "Wave 2.2", "Wave 2.3", or "EVU". For sample-transfer, "kmiwaveram" has a USB interface and an optional "PPG Communication Bus" interface. On a "CommBusTerm" system, the tools "cbmedimonitor" and "WaveProgEdit" can be used for "fast" sample-transfer to "kmiwaveram" via USB.

...ALSA (Advanced Linux Sound Architecture; http://alsa-project.org), 4. OSS (Open Sound System), 5. Libao (http://xiph.org/ao), 6. PortAudiov19 (http://www.portaudio.com), 7. PulseAudio (http://www.pulseaudio.org), 8. JACK1/JACK2 (http://jackaudio.org), 9. GStreamer (http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org), 10. PC-Speaker (at least Linux and DOS). It can also: - convert IMY ringtones to MIDI files, - convert IMY ringtones to WAV files, - write raw samples to an output file, - execute an external program on each note. See the project homepage https://imyplay.sourceforge.io and the project Wiki in the menu above.

Reliably play midi music files from a folder or ".m3u" playlist. Adjust playback speed, volume and output device on the fly during playback. A large playback progress bar makes jumping forward and backward in time a breeze with just a single click or tap. Supports ".mid", ".midi" and ".rmi" files in format 0 (single track) and format 1 (multi-track). Comes complete with 24 sample midis ready to play.

MidiLayer is a simple and easy to use application designed to enhance your live performances. Manage slots and channels, adjust the velocity and the volume, customize the note range and connect with modulation wheels and other types of controllers, all with the help of MidiLayer.

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 stereo outputs (or 4 mono outputs) and you still need a real hardware mixtable (it does not replace that).

It was formerly jey-Toolkit. Now it's renamed and also being distributed by Cycling '74. Through the Files menu that appears above, the same package as released at the Package Manager of Max 7/8 and the beta-version update(s) are accessible. PLEASE NOTE that, on Max 6.1.10, some Jitter features and GEN~ objects that the patches included in the package use WON'T be working. The name of our package ACToolkit is a derivative of AC Toolbox, the legendary "Algorithmic music composition program for macOS" of Mr Paul Berg's (https://www.actoolbox.net). ...