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Tauon
The music player of today
Tauon is a modern, streamlined music player app that's packed with features! An emphasis on playlists and drag-and-drop importing puts you in control of your music library. Faded volume control, 24-bit FLAC support, and gapless playback provide the ultimate listening experience. Excellent CUE sheet support, an original smart playlist system, and network playback from koel or Airsonic servers. Last.fm, Listenbrainz, and Maloja scribbling. MPRIS2 support for desktop integration. Tauon is a... -
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pysoundanalyser
a python program to generate, visualize, and manipulate short sounds
pysoundanalyser is a Python application that can be used to generate, visualize, and manipulate short sounds through a graphical user interface. Visualization functions include visualization of the power spectrum, the spectrogram, the autocorrelation, and the autocorrelogram of a sound. Manipulation functions include filtering, concatenating, cutting, and scaling the level of a sound. Several types of sounds can also be generated including, pure tones, harmonic complex tones, noise of different colours, frequency modulated and amplitude modulated tones.
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