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Application which detects musical notes from the microphone. It allows listening to the microphone and play the detected notes to output (in midi). Multilanguage support. Zoom Dark mode option JDK-17 compatibility With v1.2 it includes a pitch shifter (making voice lower or sharper through a slider) There is a demo video which shows how it works (the demo video can be visited from Help menu of the application) You can also see the pitch-shifter demo version...

This project contains code to enable the use the gervill software synthesizer on Android. This makes it possible to play midi files using a Soundfont. This is achieved using a modified subset of the GNU Classpath project to create a minimal JavaSound environment for gervill. The gervill synthesizer itself has also been modified to reduce the amount of JavaSound code. The modified gervill code also offers key API improvements, and retains compatibility with desktop java. This project is published in the interest of compliance with the GPL, but any interested party should be aware it inherits a great number of undiagnosed bugs from the parent projects and is only suitable for playing vetted midi files.

DISSCO is an integrated environment for music composition (CMOD) and additive sound sythesis (LASS). LASS is a C++ library. It includes a Java GUI (LASSIE) which allows users to enter the specifications needed to build sounds. CMOD will be part of a

libBinaural is a lightweight library for using binaural beats in java. It's entirely written in java for maximum portability, very easy to use and customize, free and open source. The library is compiled in Java7 bytecode so it requres Java Runtime Environment 7 or higher to run properly. A project based on this library is available here (https://sourceforge.net/projects/hbxplayer/). For bug reports, feature requests and other questions feel free to contact me.

NOTE: Blue's SourceCode, Issue Tracker, and new releases have moved to http://www.github.com/kunstmusik/blue. Older file Releases and Mailing Lists remain here on Sourceforge at this time. blue is a music composition environment for use with the Csound sound system. It is written in Java and runs on Linux, Windows, and MacOSX.

The Environment State Virtual Sensors for Android is a library that allows recognition of environmental scenarios in which an Android device can be found. The basic scenarios types are: Motion states, Noise states, Proximity state, ringer-mode state.

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JListenToMe lets you take control of eSpeak so comfortable, thanks to its friendly graphical interface and easy configuration. It is too easy and the best, is free software!.

VEDICS (Voice Enabled Desktop Interaction and Control System) is an assistive software which lets the user to interact with the OS using voice commands. Using this software the user can access any element found on the user's screen.

YoutubeJmp3 is a youtube-video downloader & converter front end written in Java. It uses youtube-dl binaries and ffmpeg.exe for conversion. You can download any music-video on youtube as an mp3 to your collection with a few clicks.

The Ambient Music Player project is a lite version of Amarok for handhelds based on the Google Android environment.

CSMonkey TV Remote is a desktop TV remote for Linux. It's simple, easy-to-use and customizable. You can start TV and change channels. Uses Sun Java. http://tvremote.sourceforge.net

MIDI Rules is a Rule-Based MIDI Processing Environment that can process (translate, map, convert, filter, trigger, route) MIDI messages. It supports multiple MIDI inputs/outputs, variables (enables state-based processing) and timed/delayed messages.

Jade is a flexible, and easy-to-use, environment for composition and performance. For many, Jade makes approaching the complexities of interactive music possible.

IDEM stands for Integrated Development Environment for Music and is a framework system that allows an effective and declarative way of developing music composition tools and music composition systems in general.

An graphical java-environment, which includes a mediaplayer (qt, jmf and javasound) ,a cd-burning app and a very simple word-processor

This project contains several of programs written in Java and Visual Basic. There is VFDOutputter for sending text to a VFD or LCD, a console and gui Java Ultima Online client, subnet calc, Pacman, Galaxian, a Windows wallpaper changer, proxy and more.

SSSim is a sound system (PA) simulation. You can create a virtual sound system (complete with mixers, speakers, cables, etc.) and check the system for proper connections and Ohm/Amp/Voltage problems. It is intended to be used in a training environment.

jMax is a visual programming environment for building interactive real-time musical and multimedia applications.

BowTIE (Brass Technique Instruction Environment) is an application designed to help trumpet, horn, euphonium, and tuba players learn fingering technique. BowTIE provides excellent support for trumpet and horn players who are learning to transpose.

MODVLO7 provides an environment for exploring harmonic prolongations in any piece of tonal music. It imports Scala files, and saves Scala files for future changes or study, and for rendering MIDI files in just intonation using Scala.

CDMirror is a a suite for reading, recording, converting between cd images and blanking cds with a friendly user interface - made with Java-Gnome. These operations are performed with an internal java library made in JNI (made from scrach).

jBurn is Java frontend for CD recording software under Linux. Project started from BurnIT project (Jesper Pedersen), but has now undergone big changes. jBurn is java frontend for cdrtools (previously cdrecord, mkisofs, mkhybridfs,...).

Provide a computer environment which will facilitate finding patterns and relationships between chords, scales, intervals, keys in an automated manner. In it's current form it may be used as a music theory educational tool for guitar and piano.

jMCOP provides an easy way to develop multimedia applications in Java. It doesn't contain yet another implementation of common sound algorithms, but relies on the powerful aRts synthesizer to provide all the sound handling.