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Khagan interface builder for OSC-based applications, from Loki Davison.

Kaiku Juhana Sadeharju's as-yet-unfinished "GVerb + multitap" reverberator.

Juce "cross-platform GUI + everything else library", from Julian Storer, developer of Tracktion.

Jokosher multi-track non-linear audio editor, requires Python.

Jesusonic "God's own effects processor", it must be good.

#Sonic visualiser chord labelling example software#

HyperMammut software for processing sounds and images, something new from Paul Nasca.Gsharp extensible Lisp-based music score editor from Christophe Rhodes and Robert Strandh.Gnaural binaural-beat generator, from gnaural (who else?).Frinika music workstation software for operating systems running Java 1.5.

Dino neat MIDI sequencer using the latest JACK (with MIDI capability), from Lars Luthman.CLAM Music Annotator 0.3.1 visualise/check/modify music information extracted from audio, more cool software from the CLAM project.Canorus a new music notation program from Reinhard Katzmann & Crew.Bol Processor sources are now open, good news from Bernard Bel and Anthony Kozar.

Blues Box a collection of blues and rock rhythm patterns for Hydrogen.

*ster includes Pluckster, Hammster, Boxster, and other sample & IR generators from David Clark.

Some of it may not compile and/or run on your system without some determined hacking. Please note that the condition of the software listed ranges from alpha-stage models to fully developed commercial packages. Linux Audio Software Bundles & Distributions | Free Sounds | Wikis JACK | Documentation | Mailing Lists | Other Sound+MIDI Pages | OS Emulation Other UNIX Audio and MIDI Software | Looping Software | Linux Audio Hardware

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