13 projects tagged "Jack"
Updated 30 Jan 2011
jack_oscrolloscope
| Pop | 73.73 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 3.27 |
jack_oscrolloscope is a simple waveform viewer for JACK. The waveform is displayed in realtime, so you can always see the signal the instant it comes through JACK's input port.
Updated 13 Sep 2009
klick
| Pop | 84.63 |
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| Vit | 4.89 |
klick is an advanced JACK-based metronome, supporting tempo changes, meter changes, and more. It allows you to define complex tempo maps for entire songs or performances.
Updated 13 Apr 2010
gtklick
| Pop | 63.14 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 3.69 |
gtklick is a simple metronome with a GTK interface and native JACK support. It offers four different sounds, arbitrary meters and beat patterns, and a speed trainer. It's possible to save profiles and restore them later.
Updated 08 Apr 2012
cabestan
| Pop | 25.42 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 1.00 |
cabestan is a small GTK+ program that interfaces with the jack audio connection kit to play, rewind, or fast forward the stream via the jack transport interface.
Updated 09 Nov 2009
jack-tuner
| Pop | 18.55 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 35.96 |
jack-tuner is a musical instrument tuner that uses the JACK audio connection kit. It is a command line program, and it accepts many commands. The important ones are the tone and volume commands, which can produce any audible tone from 20hz to 20khz at a volume from 0 (silence) to 1 (loudest). It can also produce notes (for example, "tone D#" produces the note D#) over several octaves (for example, "tone C octave -1" produces the note C an octave below middle-C). It can also transpose notes (for example, "tone C > 5" produces G). There are commands to do microtonal tuning too. With multiple jack-tuner instances, you can tune chords. jack-tuner does not measure the note that an instrument is playing; instead you play the desired note with jack-tuner and tune your instrument by ear.
Updated 12 Nov 2010
Khronosphere
| Pop | 30.35 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Khronosphere is an audio recording tool. Its special feature is a buffer that keeps capturing audio even before the actual recording is started. This enables the user to prospectively catch any interesting sound that normally would have been lost. The buffer size is freely definable by the user. The software itself places no restrictions; the only limits are the resources of the host system. Khronosphere is very similar to and inspired by Jack Time Machine. They both have the same basic concept, but Khronosphere supports larger buffer sizes.
Updated 25 Sep 2012
din is noise
| Pop | 113.01 |
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| Vit | 11.19 |
din is a software musical instrument and audio synthesizer. Bezier curves are used to draw and sculpt waveforms, create gating and modulation (FM and AM) patterns, and create delay feedback and volume patterns. You can also create an unlimited number of drones and sculpt their waveforms. It uses JACK to output audio, and supports MIDI, OSC and IRC bot for input. din can be extended and customized with Tcl scripts.
Updated 05 Jun 2011
PlayaPlaya
| Pop | 34.51 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 1.00 |
PlayaPlaya is a "fire-and-forget" audiobook player that stays out of your way and just works. Logout, and it'll save your place. Launch PlayaPlaya again, and it'll resume where you left off. Launch it with different playlists, and it'll track each one separately.
Updated 10 Sep 2011
QJackRcd
| Pop | 17.32 |
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| Vit | 24.96 |
QJackRcd is a simple Qt application that records JACK server outputs. It was designed to record audio from tape, with an automatic split/pause feature. It aims to provide for simple stereo recording needs with a minimum of configuration. It natively manages silence by threshold and activation time. Silence events can be used to pause the recording or to split files. It can optionally post-process each file after recording is complete.
Updated 26 Feb 2012
LinuxBand
| Pop | 16.52 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 21.30 |
LinuxBand is a GUI front-end for MMA (Musical MIDI Accompaniment). Type in the chords, choose the groove, and LinuxBand will play a musical accompaniment for you. It’s an open source alternative to Band-in-a-Box featuring: an easy to use graphical interface, an open and well-documented data format, and output to JACK MIDI to facilitate co-operation with other audio applications.
