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    MidiQuickFix - Midi editor and player
    MidiQuickFix allows you to directly edit the events in a Midi file. It is intended to make it easy to find and fix problems, such as setting volume and pan values for a track, without the need for a complex Midi sequencing program.
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    SoundComp
    A compiler library for a language integrating all that is needed for completely defining whole sound/music compilations. From very basic stuff as defining oscillators etc in all their parameters up to note events and more.
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    As a library of classes for generating and manipulating music and sound, jMusic provides a solid framework for computer assisted composition in Java. jMusic has a music data structure based upon note/sound events and methods for modifying and structu
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    Global Consciousness Project uses hardware "random" number generators and finds patterns between that and major world events. This Java applet will run on their webpage and translate that data to music-like audio. Or for general audio synthesizing.
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    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.
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    OpenTimeLine is a project to provide to the community a framework and a new kind of Music sequencer dedicated to graphical scores. It use the fudi protocol to sequence events for Pure Data.
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    Java-based (multiplatform) tool for algorithmic musical composition. Saiph generates sequences made of tracks made of segments with musical events, currently notes and MIDI controllers. It supports MIDI and MusicXML file output.
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    CosyCorner is a java network software based on videoconference and dedicate to artistic applications. This software has been thought to give artists a cooperative tool to experiment media streaming technologies and create events on the web.
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    PJLMidiParser provides efficient parsers, written in Java, for MIDI files. It is like XML SAX parsers in that it is event-driven; the parsing is initiated and then triggers callback handlers in response to events in the MIDI file.
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