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...Windows and Linux binaries for x86 and amd64 are available. CA uses a machine graph model with support for arbitrary numbers of machines, limited only by the available system resources: - Samplers play back audio clips. - Mixers combine audio signals and optionally perform signal processing. - Sinks send audio signals to an output device. Stereo and mono sound output is supported via a slightly customized version of libsoundio 2.0. Audio clips can have arbitrary channel counts, and can be queued for streaming or dynamic music. ...

...The easiest way to get started using ExoPlayer is to add it as a gradle dependency. You need to make sure you have the Google and JCenter repositories included in the build.gradle file in the root of your project. n addition to library modules, ExoPlayer has multiple extension modules that depend on external libraries to provide additional functionality. Some extensions are available from JCenter.

This is a minimalistic Music Player written in Java & native C++. The engine framework is written mainly in Java with C++ used to back any other native functionalities. Currently this project is under heavy development and not for general consumer usage.

A music server that can play FLAC or mp3 files. The server is controlled via various client applications. Supplied client applications include a command line one suitable for integrating with LIRC, a desktop graphical app, and an Android OS application.

A metronome with audible "tock" sound and large visual display for (mostly amateur) musical groups, such as bell choirs, that must keep track of measure count and beats/half-beats within the measures. An interesting exercise in applying the java.util.concurrent and javax.sound.sampled packages.

jCartMachine allows the user to drag and drop audio files into an interface and then play those files back at the push of a button. It is designed for use in live performance where certain sound effects needs to be incorporated into music, but can also be used by podcasters and streamers to add flair to their casts.

The basic function is to allow the user to take notes while watching a computer video file. The program combines a video playback window and a very simple text editor. Keyboard shortcuts can control playback, e.g. pause/resume, skip back, etc. MacOS Yosemite Problems - the latest version of MacOS has removed the QuickTimeForJava libraries on which this tool relies. If you copy the appropriate files from a Mavericks installation, it will work again. The files you will need to copy from Mavericks to Yosemite are: /System/Library/QuickTimeJava to the same location /System/Library/Java/Extensions/QTJava.zip to /System/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0.jdk/Contents/Home/lib/ext Also download the latest version, the only change of which is to ask for Java 1.6.

Web interfaced music juke box for Raspberry Pi Features set auto scan local and remote storage for music file and store them in database with separated type, quality, year, genre, album, artist, composer, song, duration, tags, and original location Manually adding directories or songs in the database above Create playlists (static) Create playlist ad hoc by query or wizard driven Add songs to static playlists Navigate over file system with filtering Play playlist in modes sequential, random, repeat Edit song tags with corresponding DB record update Support formats MP3, WAV, WV(ISO), FLAC, APE, AAC. OGG, DSD Break down album FLAC/APE/WV upon CUE sheet Support search back, forward, skip in individual or list playback Displaying playback progress Show song/album artwork Research on net for song, album, artist details Adding new songs by uploading and other ways

J Subtitle Player is a program that plays SRT subtitle files on a translucent window. It's a great way to add a subtitle to a video that doesn't have any subtitle support. It can also be used with native and online streaming videos, such as, Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime videos, Google Play Movies, etc.

This project was started as a Masters project back in 2006. I completed the project as part of my dissertation, and produced software to render Maya script (MEL) to animate a piano model I'd also created. From this I produced a number of videos, which I uploaded periodically to YouTube. Following numerous request I attempted to create a standalone application to playback MIDI performances without the need for a 3rd party 3d modelling/rendering application such as Maya.

Paramour is a Java library to simplify recording, processing, and playing audio data. It is intended as a back-end for multi-track recording studio software.

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.

Internet Text Radio,designed around freeTTS,connects to a text server and tunes to a channel.The server starts pumping text data for that channel to the client, which converts text to speech, playing back the text as audio,like an internet radio station.

n-able is a cross platform J2ME middleware, providing all the leading edge features required to produce high quality, innovative and addictive 2D & 3D wireless games and applications. It supports MIDP 1.0/2.0, MMAPI & the J2ME Game API.

Audis is a solution to implement sonification (based on audio or MIDI data) into web pages and web applications. Audis can be installed with Java Web Start and enables web servers to \"compose\" sounds which can be played back on the client.

A Java Swing application for editing ID3 tags and renaming files based on their tags. Supports internationalization & drag 'n' drop file loading. Dependent on Jonathan Hilliker's jd3Lib library.

UltraSonic is a desktop "Music Production Platform" extensible by plug-ins. Instruments and effects are edited and played back in realtime with low latency. Mastering and rendering to disk supports high quality audio results.

...Its goal is to be a networked digital audio workstation (DAW) with features to enable collaboration between users. The Web Audio API provides web browsers with the ability to record and play back audio streams without requiring any external plugins. The client side is a web page that can take many forms, the initial implementation is modeled after typical multi-track composition software. The backend is a java application which is controlled by REST APIs and uses WebSockets for streaming audio in and out. The JamSpace server supports both sampled and synthesized audio which may both be used in the same project. ...