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Transform a set of mp3 files into a virtual cassette and interact with it just like a real cassette. Live again all that emotional load attached to the cassette format and the way you interacted with these gadgets: press play, rewind, fast forward and reverse the cassette tape. Concepts that do not exist anymore in modern media players in the same way, but they are still wired in your brain with the music you used to listen in the 70s, 80s and 90s and the places and people that were around...

A metronome with audible "tock" sound and large visual display for (mostly amateur) musical groups, such as bell choirs, that must keep track of measure count and beats/half-beats within the measures. An interesting exercise in applying the java.util.concurrent and javax.sound.sampled packages.

... playlist in modes sequential, random, repeat Edit song tags with corresponding DB record update Support formats MP3, WAV, WV(ISO), FLAC, APE, AAC. OGG, DSD Break down album FLAC/APE/WV upon CUE sheet Support search back, forward, skip in individual or list playback Displaying playback progress Show song/album artwork Research on net for song, album, artist details Adding new songs by uploading and other ways

J Subtitle Player is a program that plays SRT subtitle files on a translucent window. It's a great way to add a subtitle to a video that doesn't have any subtitle support. It can also be used with native and online streaming videos, such as, Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime videos, Google Play Movies, etc.

... background in Java, and it's existing support for MIDI files, I proceeded to attempt to create this using Java 3D. However, (and this sounds like an excuse, which it probably is), life got in the way and I never completed the project to a commercial standard for reproduction. As such, I'm offering the source here in good will to other developers/musicians who might be able to take what I've achieved and carry it forward to a useful learning tool.

... and working and what I feel is intuitive but it could use some sprucing up with nice graphics and maybe more functions. My goal here was to start something and see it grow. And most importantly pay it forward for all the open source that I have benefited from. It makes use of some other open source libraries like JAudioTagger and JAudioLayer. Without which this would not have been possible for me to start.

Algomusic is a Java tool made for introducing algorithmic music. Originally a college project it's still quite immature and needs help going forward. Plans include a GUI and fully developed toolkit/API for possible educational use. (Ver: Alpha 0.1)