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Annoy your neighbor, antagonize your boss, or simply make everyone else smile with this insidiously customizable audio clock.

VISIT THIS PAGE AS MORE FEATURES ARE BEING ADDED. If you have downloaded 2.03 or above - Use Help>Check Updates to download latest version. If that does not update: Download CMGUpdater from here: update/CMGUpdater.jar Copy it to the update/ folder of your JRaaga installation path. Try again Help>Check for updates. If it does not work. Delete existing installation. Download the latest version and try. Carnatic Music Guru is a tutor/player/lesson generator. YOU NEED Java Runtime...

A compiler library for a language integrating all that is needed for completely defining whole sound/music compilations. From very basic stuff as defining oscillators etc in all their parameters up to note events and more.

...Includes a large selection of DSP components, such as filters, oscillators, reverb, wave-shapers, etc. Consists of 3 parts: 1) ModSyn-core: library that can be compiled for desktop and Android. This contains the core DSP functions. 2) ModSyn-j2se: includes desktop-specific components and a GUI to interactively create your own patches. 3) lib-abnormal: A small JNI library to enable floating point 'flush-to-zero' mode to avoid denormal floats for improved performance (currently Windows-only). On desktop, it supports MIDI, JavaSound and ASIO. ASIO is highly recommended for low-latency audio (install the great ASIO4ALL driver!). ...

Nonlinearly change frequencies and echos for live music by CPU. I found a way to normalize 1d wavefunction amplitude so this hack and its random heat vibrations are still unitary, even while microphone vibrating adds energy to part of 1d string of position and speed scalar arrays. The sparse part is, while the arrays are perfectly dense and linear, time is sparse when some springs vibrate with a larger multiplier of position subtracted from speed. In other words, this hack is a quanta level...

This kangaroo-themed program allows the user to create their own music and sound effects, effectively from scratch. There are two variants of the program: Kangas Sound Editor which requires MySQL for its database, and Kangas Sound Editor QI which does not (it uses an internal database - HSQLDB - instead). Kangas Sound Editor (QI) uses a system of boxes or cells, which are placed by the user onto a timeline using drag-and-drop, and which represent entities such as chords, repetition, and individual sounds or notes. ...

...Apparently his observance of a harmonic law of planetary motion was reason for him to propose a computable system of pitch and harmony deriving from angular velocity. The purpose of the programming project is as a tool to examine his system. With Java 2, it provides an open-source solution for listening to harmonies so generated by planetary motion. This program can run on any computer provided with a Java Virtual Machine (Rev 1.5 or greater). JAVA 2, system independent. Purpose:to encourage research in harmony in astronomy, math and music. Obstacles:math, DSP/synthesis, networks, astronomy. ...

The project is divided into two main sections: a metronome and a click track generator. The metronome is intended as a practice aid for musicians. It loops a single bar of click track that is specified by the user. The user can select the time signature, beat division, beat grouping, bar emphasis and beat emphasis. The click track generator is intended as a song practice aid for single musicians or an entire band.

Web-enabled Audio-synthesis Development System.

...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 function that takes an array parameter. First 2 indexs are output to speakers. Next index is 1 microphone. Technically you can ask it for any number of speakers and microphones, but version 0.4 only supports 2 speakers and 1 microphone simultaneously.

A buzz-like modular synthetic music software

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.

Konuskan is an TTS (text-to-speech) application which is based on Turkish. Generates speech according to given text.

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

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.

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

A multiagent system with elements of artificial intelligence capable of composing and performing its own music.

Evomusic deals with automatic composition of music (midi-files) using evolutionary algorithms. Currently we are testing multiple approaches for doing this successfully, especially neural networks and/or algorithms based on simple music theory.

The aim of this project is to create an application that will allow users to visually describe and share patches for analogue modular synthesizers.