Open Source Java Audio Mixers

Soundboard makes building/executing sound cues for theatrical performance a snap. With a mix of sound, fade, stop, pause, and resume cues, you can create elegant designs, and execute them with the simple push of a button. Soundboard is designed for portability and ease of use with a straightforward interface that will help those who aren't audio specialists create designs like a pro.

This piece of software is designed to let a DJ get his job done more easily. You can easily manage your collection of vinyls, cds, mp3s and save and visualize possible transitions between these tracks.

AudioChain is a software for recording and mixing sound. It is primarily designed to simplify your home recording tasks, while it is not limited to that. This software helps you focus on creating your song, which should be a very musical and creative process. AudioChain aims to avoid bothering you to handle with a complicated graphical user interface. The AudioChain software is a convenient alternative to a hardware multitrack recorder. All you need is a computer with a good audio interface. This makes AudioChain an artistic tool for people, who simply want to rock and record!

Blackdog is a music player and playlist manager based on Siberia RCP. It allows to manage your own music library by editing music tags, creating your playlists, listen to radio, get the lyrics of a song and even, configure your iPod or usb-key.

JEQ is class library written in pure Java. It implements the infinite impulse response (IIR) algorithm for bandpass filtering of sound stream. So, it represents a backend code for stereo 10/15/25/31-band equalizer.

JiMix is an interactive jukebox with remote access. Based on 100% java code it provides remote control trough web access and RMI-clients. Songs are selected mixed based on their configuration in a mySQL (any JDBC) database.

A program that controls the Fostex DCM100 mixer, using MIDI.

This project is a Java based total radio station automation package using the Java Sound Framework. Its uses range from running an internet streaming radio station to running a full FM or AM broadcast facility.

A Java audio synthesis system that allows users to design and interconnect discrete components into flexible and modular sound production systems.

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. The program's database allows the user to create and store harmonics, used for constructing melodic instruments, and anti-harmonics, which are used for constructing percussion instruments. Users can collaborate with and build on the work of others via an XML import/export facility.

Goal is to produce an android control app for Behringer's X32 Sound Boards.

OS independent audio player that uses JMF. The Panic Player should support a multitude of input and output formats. The input stream may be manipulated with additional sample files.

optronic is a group of geeks (mostly coders, but a few of us are artists aswell). On this page you can find almost all of our source code, and sometimes even something not entirely different from documentation.

The initial version of the main branch of the project has been completed. The main name of the project is "Java audio mixer Summaha". The second name of the project is "Sound Arithmometer". Main purpose - production of musical sound remixes from a set of samples. The name "Summaha" rhymes well with 'Yamaha' and creates motivation and inspiration to achieve a sound quality comparable to with a well-known brand. Detailed documentation in 'read' signature files. Anyone who is interested in this project, please contact. My mail: alekbo@yahoo.com. The side branch of the 2020 project contains data on voice intonation