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LX‑Music‑Desktop
Electron‑based music player
LX‑Music‑Desktop is an open‑source, Electron‑based music player built with Vue 3, offering a simple, fast interface for managing and playing local music libraries on desktop systems. In order to raise the threshold for use, the default settings and UI operations in this software are not aimed at being novice-friendly, so before using it, it is recommended to browse and adjust the software settings according to your preferences and read them again, the Music playlist mechanism And Available mouse and keyboard shortcuts. Support for open API services from v2.7.0. After enabling this function, an HTTP service will be started locally, providing player-related interfaces for third-party software to call. For PRs that add a new feature, it is recommended to create an Issue for instructions before submitting a PR to confirm whether the feature is actually needed. -
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Feishin
A modern self-hosted music player
Feishin is an open-source social video platform project that aims to blend elements of community sharing and video discovery by letting users upload, browse, and interact with short and long-form content in a Web2-style experience. It includes features you’d expect from a modern video platform, such as profile pages, feeds, search functionality, and engagement tools like likes, comments, and follows, while maintaining a focus on performance and responsiveness. Built as a full-stack application, it provides backend APIs to handle user authentication, content delivery, and media storage alongside a frontend that dynamically renders feeds and playback experiences. The system also prioritizes scalability and media management, with mechanisms to handle large volumes of video content efficiently, including streaming optimization and caching. -
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LX Music Mobile
A music software developed based on React native
This is a mobile music application developed with React Native, created by the author “lyswhut”. It targets Android devices (Android 5 and above) and is designed for listening to and managing music, using Redux for state management and integrating custom music sources. The project supports “data-sync” so that users can deploy a server and keep playlists or libraries in sync across devices. The README clearly states that the UI and default behaviour aren’t especially geared toward new users — you’re encouraged to explore settings and adjust according to your preferences. It is open-source under the Apache-2.0 license, and has accumulated a solid community (14,600+ stars, 1,700+ forks). Because it supports custom sources (including non-official music platforms) the team includes disclaimers around copyright, clarifying that the project does not take responsibility for the legality or correctness of the audio data you play. -
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AQUA - Parametric Equalizer for Windows
System-wide parametric equalizer interface for Equalizer APO
AQUA is a modern interface for Equalizer APO on Windows. In short, it is a system-wide parametric audio equalizer for Windows devices. Please note that AQUA requires Equalizer APO to be installed and configured for the devices you would like to EQ. -
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idonthavespotify
Effortlessly convert Spotify links to your preferred streaming service
Copy a link from your favorite streaming service, paste it into the search bar, and voilà! Links to the track on all other supported platforms are displayed. If the original source is Spotify you'll even get a quick audio preview to ensure it's the right track. -
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Museeks
A simple, clean and cross-platform music player
A simple, clean and cross-platform music player. Museeks is on its way to a big rewrite with some major UI changes, please help shape the future of the music player in the discussions section! You will not find tons of features, as its goals is not to compete with more complete and more famous music players. Museeks is currently in development. This implies some things can break after an update (database schemes changes, config...). -
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Tone.js
A Web Audio framework for making interactive music in the browser
Tone.js is an open source Web Audio framework for creating interactive music in the browser. It has advanced scheduling capabilities, synths, effects and more. Tone.js is built to be useful and familiar to both musicians and audio programmers. It has common DAW (digital audio workstation) features for those looking to schedule events and tinker with pre-built synths and effects. There’s also a great selection of high-performance building blocks for signal-processing programmers familiar with languages like Max/MSP. With Tone.js they can create their own synthesizers, effects, and complex control signals. -
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Lidify
Lidify is built for music lovers who want the convenience of streaming
Lidify is a self-hosted, on-demand audio streaming platform that aims to deliver a Spotify-like experience while keeping your music library fully under your control. You point it at your personal collection, and it scans, catalogs, and enriches your library with metadata so browsing feels polished instead of “folder-based.” Beyond basic playback, it leans into discovery with personalized “made for you” mixes and one-click radio modes that generate stations from your own listening history and library structure. It also supports on-the-fly transcoding, so you can stream original quality when you want or reduce bandwidth when you need to. Lidify expands past music into a more complete audio hub by supporting podcast subscriptions and integrating with tools many self-hosters already run. -
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Your Spotify
Self hosted Spotify tracking dashboard
Your Spotify is an open-source self-hosted alternative to traditional music streaming platforms that lets users import, organize, and stream their personal music collections through a web interface that feels familiar and responsive. It’s designed to give people control over their own content by eliminating reliance on third-party music services, instead letting the owner manage metadata, cover art, playlists, and rich browsing features. The project supports resuming playback across devices, custom playlists, and a search engine that speeds up locating songs, albums, and artists in large libraries. It also includes integrations with popular tools like Last.fm for scrobbling and uses modern frontend frameworks to deliver a smooth, app-like experience in browsers. For users focused on privacy and control, it offers self-hosting via Docker and clear documentation that helps you get a scalable instance running on a server or home host. -
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Midi router
Midi router
Midi router - anywhere to anywhere. Midi Router Client is an advanced, cross-platform tool designed to route and manipulate MIDI signals in real time. It allows users to create virtual MIDI ports, map MIDI events (e.g., CC to pitch wheel), monitor inputs, and build custom controls like program change dropdowns—all with minimal latency Documentation: https://shemeshg.github.io/MidiRouterClient-mdbook Github and support: https://github.com/shemeshg/MidiRouterClient step by step install: https://shemeshg.github.io/MidiRouterClient-mdbook/guide/installation.html ! Windows: Scoop installs are more reliable and update instantly, so Scoop is recommend. Winget is available but may lag behind. -
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Scribbletune
Create music with JavaScript
Scribbletune is a JavaScript library for creating music and sequences using a simple and intuitive syntax, allowing developers to generate MIDI files and integrate music composition into their applications. -
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It's MyTabs
Open source, web based, self hostable guitar/bass tab viewer
It’s MyTabs is an open-source, web-based and self-hostable guitar/bass tablature viewer and player, built to give musicians their own alternative to subscription services like Songsterr or Soundslice. Users can upload tab files in formats such as GP, GPX, MusicXML, or CAPX, sync them with audio or YouTube videos, and play them back in a browser or mobile device. It supports features like MIDI synth track muting/soloing, mobile-friendly UI, dark/light themes, and a variety of cursor modes (auto-scroll, follow-cursor, highlight bar). Because it is deployable via Docker Compose or as a Windows executable, musicians can self-host their own tab library, keep data private, and share links conveniently. The community around it includes home musicians praising it for usability and self-hosting flexibility. -
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Angular Spotify
Spotify client built with Angular 12, Nx Workspace, ngrx
A simple Spotify client built with Angular 12, Nx workspace, ngrx, TailwindCSS and ng-zorro. Spotify premium is required for the Web Playback SDK to play music. If you are using a free account, you can still browse the app, but it couldn't play the music. I still remember Window Media Player on windows has the visualization when you start to play the music, and I wanted to have the same experience when listening to Spotify. That is the reason I started this project. I found that there weren't many resources on building a proper real-world scale application, and that's my focus for sharing. I made a Jira clone application as the first one for that purpose. Nx workspace is getting more and more attention from the Angular community, but people are always confused about how to architect and set up an Nx project. I hope Angular Spotify will give you more insight on that even though it is my first project using Nx.
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