Open Source TypeScript Sound/Audio Software - Page 2

File Converter Pro is a fast, local Windows application for converting images, videos, audio, document and 3D files. It supports batch processing, audio transcription, ZIP export, temporary storage, secure source deletion, and automatic updates. Conversions remain private on your computer

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.

Aonsoku is a free, open-source desktop music player designed for accessing personal music collections hosted on Navidrome and Subsonic-compatible servers. Built with React and Electron, it provides a modern interface for browsing and playing remotely stored audio. Users can explore their music libraries and enjoy playback without managing files directly on their computers. The application supports synchronized lyrics and automatically retrieves them from LRCLIB when they are unavailable on the server. It can also display embedded unsynchronized lyrics. Additional capabilities include podcast management, radio playback on compatible servers, and listening history synchronization. Aonsoku offers a convenient listening environment for users maintaining self-hosted music libraries.

BlackMusic is a music player for the music you already own and the services you already use, together in one app. Every online feature is opt-in. Scan your folders in seconds, browse by albums, artists and playlists, and view lyrics over the Playground stage. Connect supported online services for streaming and album art. Dark and light themes.

Eno-M Desktop is a cross-platform music player that uses Bilibili as its source for audio and video content. It allows users to listen to music available on the platform through a dedicated desktop interface. The application supports direct playback of Bilibili audio and video without requiring a conventional browser window. A video mode provides floating-window and sidebar viewing options. Users can sign in to synchronize and manage their Bilibili favorites. Search functionality supports both keywords and Bilibili BV identifiers for locating content. A playlist poster generator creates customizable visual artwork for music collections. Its built-in equalizer offers sound presets for genres such as pop, rock, and jazz. Built with Electron, Vue 3, and Howler.js, Eno-M Desktop supports Windows and macOS.

The MusicFreePluginsc project is a collection and framework for plugins that extend the functionality of the MusicFree ecosystem by providing access to various music sources and features. It defines a standardized interface for plugin development, allowing contributors to implement features such as search, playback, and metadata retrieval. The system is designed to be modular, enabling users to install, update, and manage plugins independently of the core application. It supports multiple types of plugins, including those for streaming, playlists, and lyric synchronization. The project encourages community contributions, making it possible to expand the available functionality over time. It also includes mechanisms for handling pagination, caching, and data formatting within plugins. Overall, MusicFreePluginsc acts as the backbone of the MusicFree ecosystem, enabling its extensibility and adaptability.

StudioRack is a desktop software manager designed to simplify discovering, downloading, and installing audio production plugins. It provides a centralized interface for browsing software from the StudioRack plugin registry. Music producers can explore available audio tools without manually locating individual project repositories. The application supports viewing plugin information and managing installed plugin versions. Its ecosystem also includes audio projects and presets for music production workflows. StudioRack follows the Open Audio Stack specification to standardize how compatible audio software is packaged and distributed. Developers can publish plugins through GitHub-based release workflows. Built with Electron, Next.js, React, and TypeScript, the application complements StudioRack's command-line management tools.

Astrofox is a free, open-source motion graphics application that transforms audio into animated visual content. It allows musicians, video creators, and artists to produce audio-reactive graphics for music videos and visual presentations. Users can combine visual elements, text, and audio-driven effects to create compositions that respond to sound. Projects can be saved locally in the native AFX format and reopened for further editing. The application runs in a browser or as an Electron desktop program. Its desktop edition supports offline operation and can use fonts installed on the computer. Video rendering uses browser recording capabilities or FFmpeg, depending on the platform. An optional MCP server allows compatible external tools to automate supported editing operations.

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.