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A unique desktop music composing application for PC/Mac/Linux/Android with a tracker style interface and a simple modular Java plugin based design allowing rapid improvement and endless expansion.

Application designed to help correct the ID3 tags in the user's music library. There are still bugs, but the app is mostly accurate. The GUI also helps by suggesting tags without actually changing the file itself. .jar is found in /dist folder

Web-enabled Audio-synthesis Development System.

When generating audio, why use sine waves and standard effects? Directly tell the sound-card how much electricity should be in the speaker/microphone wires many times per second as numbers from -1 to 1. Automatically finds good sound-card options and balances between linear interpolation speeds of consuming microphone buffer (and then any Java transform function per sample) and producing into speakers buffer and to keep delay between them small. Its really simple you only have to write 1...

Self-modifying Jar file Programming-Lang for Artificial-Intelligence & Audio & Natural-Lang monkeys with code like a simian. Windows mutate self Code: if(ask("MP3?")sound(mp3("C:\\music\\a.mp3"*(3.4 count)))) plays a.mp3 3.4x speed if click yes

A tiny web app enabling MIDI synthesis of tin whistle alphabetic tablature.

jMorse generates audible morse code from input text. jMorse is written in java and can be used via ant, log4j, java logging, or directly in-code.

MunichCodeBrewery is a project for developing sound plugins via the jVstWrapper interface, which is also hosted on SourceForge. It combines the ease and elegance of Java programming with the power of VST.

jVSTwRapper allows you to develop VST (2.4), Audio Unit (AU) and LADSPA compatible audio plugins and virtual instruments plus user interfaces (Swing) with the Java programming language on Windows, Linux and Mac OSX. 5 demo plugins (+src) are included.

A buzz-like modular synthetic music software

NoiseComp is a Java synthesizer build to calculate realtime sound synthesis. With a graphically editor one can connect the inputs and outputs of sound generators on a timeline.

Global Consciousness Project uses hardware "random" number generators and finds patterns between that and major world events. This Java applet will run on their webpage and translate that data to music-like audio. Or for general audio synthesizing.

BeatBox is a Java application in which users use a 16x16 grid of checkboxes to create a beat with various percussion instruments. Beats can be saved and loaded easily. The entire application is as intuitive and user-friendly as possible.

Software provides two features, 1. To identify the musical notes in a given audio file which the singer is singing at. 2. To let a user practice singing individual notes of Indian music, with graphical representation of his performance.

jvaptools provides a library and examples for rapid vst-audio-plugin development with Java, based on Steinbergs VST interface and the sourceforge project jVSTwRapper.

Chordfinder is an useful tool for musicians, in order to find chords and scales.

Project that aims converting a text page directly into MP3 or other audio format using the MBrola libraries

A java front-end for LinuxSampler

Implement a HRTF for binaural spatialization of mono sound sources with respect to head movements and provide a GUI for dynamic drag and drop of sound sources in 2D. Additionally, integrate with a magnetometer to accept real time head position.

Superj is an Open Sound Control (OSC) enabled audio scripting server. It uses jcollider to communicate with a SuperCollider (scsynth) server. It can be easily integrated with popular OSC software like Pure Data (PD) or Max/Msp.

RasmusDSP is an embeddable Audio/MIDI processor. It contains various filters and generators (including SoundFont 2.0 compatible synthesizer). Has a script interpreter which is used to describe instruments, route Audio/MIDI signal between processor units.

The jTTS project provides a refactored implementation of the FreeTTS software speech synthesizer. Rather than building upon the flite implementation of a TTS engine, it implements engine capabilities from Festival. It also supports British English.

Slipmat development has moved to GitHub: http://github.com/jacobjoaquin/Slipmat

The concept of Computer Aided Music Composition emerged as a natural sequel to the music hardware/software revolution dating back to early 50s. STOCASTICVS aims to grow into the best CAMC software yet, truly unleashing individual’s creative potential.

JeSpeak is a Java library that bridges eSpeak, which is a compact open source software speech synthesizer. JeSpeak uses JNI to make native call to libespeak.