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SoundHelix
Versatile algorithmic random music generation software written in Java
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. -
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Max-objects-&-patches for Algorithmic Composition and statistical DSP
...Our Max-external-objects feature the real-time realisation of discrete-continuous Probability Distribution Functions, the PDFs derived from sets of interpolated discrete-probability-densities, on random numbers. Also, the package includes numerous examples exemplifying the methodologies on the usage of PDF-shaping in Algorithmic Composition, especially ones involving signal processing techniques. -
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bsplay
Beigesoft™ bsplay is FFMPEG/GTK2 based multimedia player
Why BSPLAY? FFMPEG plus ALSA, Xorg (standard graphic and video libs) are enough for playing any audio/video file and Internet stream. ffmpeg's ffplay can play any media, but it's really needed to manage audio play lists. Also, GUI is mandatory for further mobile/tablet version of LFSC or for any other mobile Linux. BSPLAY's GUI is designed for using in mobile view. -
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Rompr
Web frontend for MPD and Mopidy
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PlayShell
A console-based media player frontend
PlayShell is a simple console-based application for playing media files in Linux using known media players like SoX, VLC, MPlayer and FFplay as backend. -
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randomcd
burns a random selection of audio files from your collection onto a CD
randomcd is a python script that allows you to copy random playlists based on your collection of audio files onto a CD or a USB drive. You can either specify a directory to explore, or let the program use your player's database (only clementine, banshee and rhythmbox are currently supported). If appropriate software is installed, files can be normalised before they're copied. Specific genres can also be excluded from the compilation. -
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MusicPlayer
Music player - endlessly plays your music
This music player is supposed to be simple and all centered around an infinite intelligent queue (some other players call this PartyShuffle or DJ mode). You can manually add songs to it - but if you don't or the queue gets too short, it will automatically intelligently fill it with further songs. The intelligent queue decision currently is based on: * song ratings * context-based choices, e.g. related songs more likely Other features of this player: * open source, simplified BSD... -
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Randirplay
Generates a playlist of files in directories in random directory order
Generates a playlist of files in directories in random directory order. Preserves the alphebetical ordering within directories but lists directories in a random order. Enables you to create a music playlist of random albums if you keep albums in separate directories. lots of directory scanning configuration options and size limiting. Will also produce a playlist to fit the free space on a specified device. -
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Vipla is a simple video manager. It scans a folder (including subfolders) for video files, stores all data in a Database and presents them in a list view. You can search, repeat titles, play random. For playback Phonon is used.
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slurry is a simple python program that plays sounds at random. it is being created primarily for an experimental film screening in June 2010. it will continue to be developed after this.
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The MidiRandomizer is a Java Swing application that generates MIDI files (SMF) according to a set of randomization parameters. This allows some measure of control over the random patterns produced.
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fmbux is the approach of an intelligent appearing playout software for automated private radio stations or private places where radio-like sounding ambience is desired. fmbux is widely configurable by ASCII-files and offers rundown of playlist, random pl
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* Provide an advanced mechanism for random-play of large sound databases * Calculates the replay-gain for the songs to balance different recording levels * Keeps history automatically, even if files are moved around * Uses python to be easily extended
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The Netjuke is a Web-Based Audio Streaming Jukebox powered by PHP 4, a database and all the MP3, Ogg Vorbis and other format files that constitute your digital music collection. Supports images, language packs, multi-level security, random playlists, etc
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WMJ is a PHP based jukebox for playing MP3 music straight from your Linux server. It creates a database of all your MP3 files with detailed header information(ID3). The jukebox can play in random, single and playlist mode.
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Media playing script for IRC clients such as BitchX, EPIC, for playing MP3 files. Features such as playlist, single play, random play, continuous play, formatted mp3 info.
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