2 Feb
2004
2 Feb
'04
3:57 p.m.
Hello.
I have partially lost the track on the latest audio and graphics
development. Even I'm on 50+ mailing lists, the whole picture is
blurry.
So, I'm making a list of software which comes with source code.
The list is intended more to developers who are looking for
example codes, library codes, and projects to join.
An unfinished list follows. The list format is simple: name and
description. That is because one must be able to read the list
through line-by-line without getting bored to details.
Maybe later I will fill in the details: what re-usable gizmos
the software have (filters, drawing algorithms, etc).
Regards,
Juhana
Audio and graphics applications
===============================
with source code
for developers
Audio
-----
ac3filter AC3 decoder
Alsa audio device drivers
AlsaModularSynth (AMS) modular synth
AlsaPlayer
Anthem multitrack sequencer
Aqsis Renderman renderer
Ardour multitrack editor (and sequencer?)
Audacity multitrack editor
Audiality
audiofile
awesfx
bacterium
Brahms
cdparanoia
Cecilia graphical front end for Csound
Csound modular synth
Ecasound
FluidSynth SoundFont synth
gAlan modular synth
gdam
Glame
gmorgan rhythm station, a pattern sequencer
gmurf
Gnomoradio a peer-to-peer music playing system
Gramofile
Horgand FM synth
Hydrogen
JACK
JACK-Rack
Jamin mastering tool
Jazz
jMax
libsndfile
mffmtimescale
MusE multitrack audio and MIDI sequencer
NoteEdit score editor
OpenAL library for managing 3D spatialized audio devices
OpenMusic
PortAudio
PureData (PD)
Q/Q-Audio/Q-Midi
Rezound
Rosegarden multitrack audio and MIDI sequencer
seq24 pattern sequencer
solfege
sooperlooper
SoundFontCombi (SFC) MIDI router
Specimen sampling synth
SpiralLoop
SpiralSynthModular (SSM) modular synth
Supercollider
Swami
Sweep audio editor
swh-plugins effect plugin collection
tapiir
TerminatorX
TimeMachine
timidity sampling synth with SoundFont support
TSE3 sequencer engine (used by Anthem)
ZynAddSubFX analog modelling synth
CheeseTracker?
LilyPond?
Multitrack?
Skale?
SoundTracker?
Ptolemy?
Graphics
--------
Ayam 3D modeller
Aztec
Blender
CinePaint
ClanLib 3D game library
Coin 3D graphics library with Open Inventor API
Crystal Space 3D game library
dia
Dore
DRI
Effectv
ewave 3D modeller
FOX toolkit for developing GUIs, with OpenGL widgets
Freeman
FreeType font rendering library
GIMP
Glade
glaraocr
Glide graphics library for 3Dfx Voodoo based cards
gman
gmone
GNetLibrary
GNUPlot scientific plotting
gocr (jocr)
Gozer text rendering library
Imlib
Impress
imtools
Innovation3D 3D modeller
jpegsrc
K3D 3D modeller
kpovmodeler
libart
LibGLE OpenGL tubing and extrusion library
LibGNetwork
libgnomecanvas
libpng
LibSolid
Mesa
MeshIO library for loading 3D model files, 3DS format
Nebuladevice
MindsEye
Moonlight
Mops (ayam?)
Ogre
OpenEXR
Open Inventor 3D graphics library
OpenRM
Open Scene Graph
OpenSG
Pango text rendering library
Panorama
Pixelize pixelizes an image using other images as pixels
Pixie
PLIB
PLplot scientific plotting
POV-Ray
Prettypoly
qcad
Radiance
Renderpark
Rise
SDL
SGL
SIPP polygon renderer
Sketch
smpeg
Sodipodi
SuperZoom
tgif
Threedom (3dom?) 3D modeller
tiff
UGS3D
Vertex 3D modeller
Vreng networked virtual 3D world engine
VR Juggler
VTK 3D visualization library, OpenGL based
xcircuit circuit schematics drawing program
xfig
XFree86
Xine video player
Xite
xpdf
XSane
Matterial?
Khoros?
gSculpt?
== end ==
2 Feb
2 Feb
5:44 p.m.
On Mon, 2004-02-02 at 14:53, Juhana Sadeharju wrote:
Hello.
I have partially lost the track on the latest audio and graphics
development. Even I'm on 50+ mailing lists, the whole picture is
blurry.
I like this idea (particularly because accidentally downloading
proprietary garbage won't happen, *ahemRTSynth/digeridooahem*).
One suggestion: I think it'd be useful to list what interfaces the app
supports, I know at least for me if it doesn't use jack it's basically
useless (and I'd rather find this out before downloading the whole
thing!)
Also, have you posted it on the web somewhere? Doesn't do us much good
sitting on your hard drive. ;)
-Dave
8:59 p.m.
Dave Robillard <drobilla(a)connect.carleton.ca> writes:
One suggestion: I think it'd be useful to list
what interfaces the app
supports, I know at least for me if it doesn't use jack it's basically
useless (and I'd rather find this out before downloading the whole
thing!)
The audio distributions (such as CCRMA and AGNULA) do this already for
tracking package dependencies. It's a big job keeping all that up to
date. Perhaps a web-friendly interface for that information would be
more useful than a separate attempt to keep track of it all.
--
joq
10 p.m.
On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 10:55 am, Jack O'Quin wrote:
Dave Robillard <drobilla(a)connect.carleton.ca>
writes:
There is always the "glorious grey" http://alsa.opensrc.org Wiki
that _could_ be used for something like this. It now has a static
HTML FAQ generated from user editable FAQ### entries in the Wiki
itself... wouldn't be too hard to emulate this for APP###s.
a) anyone can edit the entries b) it's already there.
--markc
One suggestion: I think it'd be useful to
list what interfaces the app
supports, I know at least for me if it doesn't use jack it's basically
useless (and I'd rather find this out before downloading the whole
thing!)
The audio distributions (such as CCRMA and AGNULA) do this already for
tracking package dependencies. It's a big job keeping all that up to
date. Perhaps a web-friendly interface for that information would be
more useful than a separate attempt to keep track of it all. 
3 Feb
3 Feb
6:13 a.m.
On Mon, Feb 02, 2004 at 06:55:10 -0600, Jack O'Quin wrote:
Dave Robillard <drobilla(a)connect.carleton.ca>
writes:
The nacent linux audio apps site could do this as well (freshmeat does
IIRC).
*cough* appA depends-on appB . :)
- Steve
One suggestion: I think it'd be useful to
list what interfaces the app
supports, I know at least for me if it doesn't use jack it's basically
useless (and I'd rather find this out before downloading the whole
thing!)
The audio distributions (such as CCRMA and AGNULA) do this already for
tracking package dependencies. It's a big job keeping all that up to
date. Perhaps a web-friendly interface for that information would be
more useful than a separate attempt to keep track of it all. 
11:24 a.m.
On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 10:09:50AM +0000, Steve Harris wrote:
On Mon, Feb 02, 2004 at 06:55:10 -0600, Jack
O'Quin wrote:
Indeed. Although I don't know how user-friendly it is to list
*everything* ... "oh, it depends on glibc? what a surprise!" ;-)
but, that's a minor nit.
--
Paul Winkler
http://www.slinkp.com
Look! Up in the sky! It's SORCERER CAPITAL!
(random hero from isometric.spaceninja.com)
Dave Robillard
<drobilla(a)connect.carleton.ca> writes:
The nacent linux audio apps site could do this as well (freshmeat does
IIRC).
*cough* appA depends-on appB . :) One suggestion: I think it'd be useful to
list what interfaces the app
supports, I know at least for me if it doesn't use jack it's basically
useless (and I'd rather find this out before downloading the whole
thing!)
The audio distributions (such as CCRMA and AGNULA) do this already for
tracking package dependencies. It's a big job keeping all that up to
date. Perhaps a web-friendly interface for that information would be
more useful than a separate attempt to keep track of it all.
11:36 a.m.
On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 10:20:13 -0500, Paul Winkler wrote:
Er, yes. I think this can be left up to the submitters discression.
eg. http://freshmeat.net/projects/sweep/
looking at that I guess you would want
required-package and recommended-package being sub-properties of depends-on
- Steve
The nacent
linux audio apps site could do this as well (freshmeat does
IIRC).
*cough* appA depends-on appB . :)
Indeed. Although I don't know how user-friendly it is to list
*everything* ... "oh, it depends on glibc? what a surprise!" ;-)
but, that's a minor nit. 
11:59 a.m.
On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 03:32:36PM +0000, Steve Harris wrote:
Er, yes. I think this can be left up to the submitters
discression.
eg. http://freshmeat.net/projects/sweep/
looking at that I guess you would want
required-package and recommended-package being sub-properties of depends-on
I know the Debian system handles recommended/suggested/needed etc. dependencies
pretty well, we could have a peek at whats happening there :)
v
1:09 p.m.
On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 04:53:06PM +0100, Vincent Touquet wrote:
On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 03:32:36PM +0000, Steve Harris
wrote:
It would be nice to provide app authors or packagers with a trivial way
to update the page when they release packages.
A lot of the information we want (release date,
version, dependencies...) is already in RPM spec files,
debian control files, and gentoo ebuild files - we should leverage
that work.
<thinking mode="out loud">
Maybe it would be possible to write a script that can be run on a
linux box and remotely update the soundapps page with all available
info on installed apps (when they are newer than existing ones).
I could ask Agnula, planet-ccrma, et al. to run these scripts in a
cron job from a box that has most/all of their stuff installed.
That would be pretty nifty.
</thinking>
While I'm at it, another entry for each resource could list
distributions and meta-distributions that provide it.
It might be nice to know "Does the Planet have an RPM for this?"
--
Paul Winkler
http://www.slinkp.com
Look! Up in the sky! It's MULTI SPAZ OF INCREASINGLY TRIVIAL PAIN!
(random hero from isometric.spaceninja.com)
Er, yes. I think this can be left up to the
submitters discression.
eg. http://freshmeat.net/projects/sweep/
looking at that I guess you would want
required-package and recommended-package being sub-properties of depends-on
I know the Debian system handles recommended/suggested/needed etc. dependencies
pretty well, we could have a peek at whats happening there :)
1:20 p.m.
On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 12:05:35 -0500, Paul Winkler wrote:
It would be nice to provide app authors or packagers
with a trivial way
to update the page when they release packages.
A lot of the information we want (release date,
version, dependencies...) is already in RPM spec files,
debian control files, and gentoo ebuild files - we should leverage
that work.
Good plan, you could also hook into the sourceforge anouncements system -
subscribing to RSS feeds ro whatever.
- Steve
4:43 p.m.
On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 05:16:47PM +0000, Steve Harris wrote:
On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 12:05:35 -0500, Paul Winkler
wrote:
I'll add that to the features list...
my thinking-out-loud was off: we should try to query
the information directly from the distro servers
(planet et al.) rather than from a particular installation.
Also we should look into stuff like this:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/trovesendtwo/?topic_id=66%2C45%2C52%2C1081
it's supposed to help with simultaneously submitting project
info to freshmeat, savannah, and "similar".
--
Paul Winkler
http://www.slinkp.com
Look! Up in the sky! It's SUPREME ULTIMATE BUTTERY SEISURE LORD!
(random hero from isometric.spaceninja.com)
It would be nice to provide app authors or
packagers with a trivial way
to update the page when they release packages.
A lot of the information we want (release date,
version, dependencies...) is already in RPM spec files,
debian control files, and gentoo ebuild files - we should leverage
that work.
Good plan, you could also hook into the sourceforge anouncements system -
subscribing to RSS feeds ro whatever. 
2:30 p.m.
On Tue, 3 Feb 2004 12:05:35 -0500, Paul Winkler wrote
At the risk of being pedantic, what is wrong with the sound/audio section of
freshmeat?
It would be cool to have a similar audio specific site written by LAD types,
but I think it needs more of a unique angle to warrant the duplication of effort.
Dave's site is great because it is so low tech imho.
I think for advocacy purposes and general coolness, it would be nice to have a
site devoted to linux _musicians_ where we can upload and compare tracks and
production methods. More of an extension of LAU...
cheers,
dave
................................. www.pawfal.org/nebogeo
On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 04:53:06PM +0100, Vincent
Touquet wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 03:32:36PM +0000, Steve Harris wrote:
> >Er, yes. I think this can be left up to the submitters discression.
> >eg. http://freshmeat.net/projects/sweep/
> >looking at that I guess you would want
> >required-package and recommended-package being sub-properties of depends-on
>
> I know the Debian system handles recommended/suggested/needed etc.
dependencies
pretty well,
we could have a peek at whats happening there :)
It would be nice to provide app authors or packagers with a trivial
way to update the page when they release packages. A lot of the
information we want (release date, version, dependencies...) is
already in RPM spec files, debian control files, and gentoo ebuild
files - we should leverage that work.
6:10 p.m.
(I'm moving this to linux-audio-user where the rest of this
discussion has been held. Please direct replies there)
On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 07:17:45PM +0100, Dave Griffiths wrote:
At the risk of being pedantic, what is wrong with the
sound/audio section of
freshmeat?
A good question. At first glance not much.
But I do have the following gripes, and maybe some more
I haven't thought of yet ;-)
* Somewhat lacking in categories for audio/music apps.
As far as I can tell, submitters cannot influence what categories
their app should go in.
* You have to be logged in to submit anything.
In a smaller community, I think we can relax this requirement,
especially since admins will be able to undo any malicious changes.
* No source code available to the freshmeat software. (see the FAQ.)
I plan to make all my stuff open source.
* Freshmeat will probably never do cool stuff like automatically
track releases in the audio-specific distros.
* Freshmeat rejects "trivial" submissions. I can understand the reasoning,
but I don't agree with this. http://freshmeat.net/articles/view/198/
* Freshmeat is too large and too general.
It doesn't give me warm fuzzy LAD/LAU community feelings.
* Banner ads. Fooey.
And finally...
* They don't have a logo with a cute penguin wearing headphones.
This is unforgivable.
All that said, since they export their backend RDF files,
we should be able to re-use a whole lot of stuff from
freshmeat, and/or use their xml-rpc api to forward our own
submissions to freshmeat. Not sure about the best way to do all this,
but I'm sure Steve will help ;-)
Dave's site is great because it is so low tech
imho.
Low tech is great unless you're the guy that does all the work :-)
I think for advocacy purposes and general coolness, it
would be nice
to have a
site devoted to linux _musicians_ where we can upload and compare tracks and
production methods. More of an extension of LAU...
Sure, the more the merrier.
But I don't want to lose focus. You can build that site if you want :-)
There has been talk on the consortium_p list of having linuxaudio.org
be a sort of portal for various subdomains which can be maintained
independently. So my proposal could live at something like
apps.linuxaudio.org or similar. A musician portal could either be
based on linuxmusician.com (yes, it exists, check it out!) or something
similar at e.g. musician.linuxaudio.org.
--
Paul Winkler
http://www.slinkp.com
Look! Up in the sky! It's STRATA-MINIATURE THE END OF THE WORLD!
(random hero from isometric.spaceninja.com)
4 Feb
4 Feb
6:42 a.m.
On Tue, 3 Feb 2004 17:06:12 -0500, Paul Winkler wrote
In wiki form: www.pawfal.org ? :]
(I'm moving this to linux-audio-user where the
rest of this
discussion has been held. Please direct replies there)
On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 07:17:45PM +0100, Dave Griffiths wrote:
You can list the categories your app is listed under, but not create new
categories.
One site that goes a bit mad with the categories for sofware is the runme.org
repository : http://www.runme.org/ Check out the cloud of keywords on the right :)
At the risk of being pedantic, what is wrong with
the sound/audio section of
freshmeat?
A good question. At first glance not much.
But I do have the following gripes, and maybe some more
I haven't thought of yet ;-)
* Somewhat lacking in categories for audio/music apps.
As far as I can tell, submitters cannot influence what categories
their app should go in. * You have to be logged in to submit anything.
In a smaller community, I think we can relax this requirement,
especially since admins will be able to undo any malicious changes.
* No source code available to the freshmeat software. (see the FAQ.)
Thats kind of strange isn't it?
I plan to make all my stuff open source.
* Freshmeat will probably never do cool stuff like automatically
track releases in the audio-specific distros.
* Freshmeat rejects "trivial" submissions. I can understand the
reasoning, but I don't agree with this.
http://freshmeat.net/articles/view/198/
* Freshmeat is too large and too general.
This is very true, there are so many projects there now that if you announce
your project on the front page it stays there for 10-20 minutes - a few years
ago it would last around a day.
It doesn't give me warm fuzzy LAD/LAU community
feelings.
* Banner ads. Fooey.
And finally...
* They don't have a logo with a cute penguin wearing headphones.
This is unforgivable.
Well, reason enough - you've convinced me! :)
All that said, since they export their backend RDF
files,
we should be able to re-use a whole lot of stuff from
freshmeat, and/or use their xml-rpc api to forward our own
submissions to freshmeat. Not sure about the best way to do all this,
but I'm sure Steve will help ;-)
True... cheers Dave!
Dave's site is great because it is so low
tech imho.
Low tech is great unless you're the guy that does all the work :-) I think for
advocacy purposes and general coolness, it would be nice
to have a
site devoted to linux _musicians_ where we can upload and compare tracks and
production methods. More of an extension of LAU...
Sure, the more the merrier.
But I don't want to lose focus. You can build that site if you want
:-) There has been talk on the consortium_p list of having
linuxaudio.org
be a sort of portal for various subdomains which can be maintained
independently. So my proposal could live at something like
apps.linuxaudio.org or similar. A musician portal could either be
based on linuxmusician.com (yes, it exists, check it out!)
Oh, cool - has this been announced here? Perhaps I was asleep...
cheers,
dave
................................. www.pawfal.org/nebogeo
3 Feb
3 Feb
12:42 a.m.
RTMix is (although being a fringe audio-related app) also open source. ;-)
Description:
Interactive Multimedia Art Script-base Performance Interface
Ivica Ico Bukvic, composer & multimedia sculptor
http://meowing.ccm.uc.edu/~ico
-----Original Message-----
From: linux-audio-dev-bounces(a)music.columbia.edu [mailto:linux-audio-dev-
bounces(a)music.columbia.edu] On Behalf Of Juhana Sadeharju
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 2:53 PM
To: linux-graphics-dev(a)music.columbia.edu; linux-audio-
dev(a)music.columbia.edu
Subject: [linux-audio-dev] Software with source code?
Hello.
I have partially lost the track on the latest audio and graphics
development. Even I'm on 50+ mailing lists, the whole picture is
blurry.
So, I'm making a list of software which comes with source code.
The list is intended more to developers who are looking for
example codes, library codes, and projects to join.
An unfinished list follows. The list format is simple: name and
description. That is because one must be able to read the list
through line-by-line without getting bored to details.
Maybe later I will fill in the details: what re-usable gizmos
the software have (filters, drawing algorithms, etc).
Regards,
Juhana
Audio and graphics applications
===============================
with source code
for developers
Audio
-----
ac3filter AC3 decoder
Alsa audio device drivers
AlsaModularSynth (AMS) modular synth
AlsaPlayer
Anthem multitrack sequencer
Aqsis Renderman renderer
Ardour multitrack editor (and sequencer?)
Audacity multitrack editor
Audiality
audiofile
awesfx
bacterium
Brahms
cdparanoia
Cecilia graphical front end for Csound
Csound modular synth
Ecasound
FluidSynth SoundFont synth
gAlan modular synth
gdam
Glame
gmorgan rhythm station, a pattern sequencer
gmurf
Gnomoradio a peer-to-peer music playing system
Gramofile
Horgand FM synth
Hydrogen
JACK
JACK-Rack
Jamin mastering tool
Jazz
jMax
libsndfile
mffmtimescale
MusE multitrack audio and MIDI sequencer
NoteEdit score editor
OpenAL library for managing 3D spatialized audio
devices
OpenMusic
PortAudio
PureData (PD)
Q/Q-Audio/Q-Midi
Rezound
Rosegarden multitrack audio and MIDI sequencer
seq24 pattern sequencer
solfege
sooperlooper
SoundFontCombi (SFC) MIDI router
Specimen sampling synth
SpiralLoop
SpiralSynthModular (SSM) modular synth
Supercollider
Swami
Sweep audio editor
swh-plugins effect plugin collection
tapiir
TerminatorX
TimeMachine
timidity sampling synth with SoundFont support
TSE3 sequencer engine (used by Anthem)
ZynAddSubFX analog modelling synth
CheeseTracker?
LilyPond?
Multitrack?
Skale?
SoundTracker?
Ptolemy?
Graphics
--------
Ayam 3D modeller
Aztec
Blender
CinePaint
ClanLib 3D game library
Coin 3D graphics library with Open Inventor API
Crystal Space 3D game library
dia
Dore
DRI
Effectv
ewave 3D modeller
FOX toolkit for developing GUIs, with OpenGL widgets
Freeman
FreeType font rendering library
GIMP
Glade
glaraocr
Glide graphics library for 3Dfx Voodoo based cards
gman
gmone
GNetLibrary
GNUPlot scientific plotting
gocr (jocr)
Gozer text rendering library
Imlib
Impress
imtools
Innovation3D 3D modeller
jpegsrc
K3D 3D modeller
kpovmodeler
libart
LibGLE OpenGL tubing and extrusion library
LibGNetwork
libgnomecanvas
libpng
LibSolid
Mesa
MeshIO library for loading 3D model files, 3DS format
Nebuladevice
MindsEye
Moonlight
Mops (ayam?)
Ogre
OpenEXR
Open Inventor 3D graphics library
OpenRM
Open Scene Graph
OpenSG
Pango text rendering library
Panorama
Pixelize pixelizes an image using other images as pixels
Pixie
PLIB
PLplot scientific plotting
POV-Ray
Prettypoly
qcad
Radiance
Renderpark
Rise
SDL
SGL
SIPP polygon renderer
Sketch
smpeg
Sodipodi
SuperZoom
tgif
Threedom (3dom?) 3D modeller
tiff
UGS3D
Vertex 3D modeller
Vreng networked virtual 3D world engine
VR Juggler
VTK 3D visualization library, OpenGL based
xcircuit circuit schematics drawing program
xfig
XFree86
Xine video player
Xite
xpdf
XSane
Matterial?
Khoros?
gSculpt?
== end ==
4 Feb
4 Feb
12:20 p.m.
RTcmix is a signal-processing/synthesis environment, open source etc.
We're getting a new release ready soon, also a max/msp [rtcmix~] object.
http://music.columbia.edu/cmc/RTcmix/
brad
-----Original
Message-----
From: linux-audio-dev-bounces(a)music.columbia.edu [mailto:linux-audio-dev-
bounces(a)music.columbia.edu] On Behalf Of Juhana Sadeharju
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 2:53 PM
To: linux-graphics-dev(a)music.columbia.edu; linux-audio-
dev(a)music.columbia.edu
Subject: [linux-audio-dev] Software with source code?
Hello.
I have partially lost the track on the latest audio and graphics
development. Even I'm on 50+ mailing lists, the whole picture is
blurry.
So, I'm making a list of software which comes with source code.
The list is intended more to developers who are looking for
example codes, library codes, and projects to join.
An unfinished list follows. The list format is simple: name and
description. That is because one must be able to read the list
through line-by-line without getting bored to details.
Maybe later I will fill in the details: what re-usable gizmos
the software have (filters, drawing algorithms, etc).
Regards,
Juhana
Audio and graphics applications
===============================
with source code
for developers
Audio
-----
ac3filter AC3 decoder
Alsa audio device drivers
AlsaModularSynth (AMS) modular synth
AlsaPlayer
Anthem multitrack sequencer
Aqsis Renderman renderer
Ardour multitrack editor (and sequencer?)
Audacity multitrack editor
Audiality
audiofile
awesfx
bacterium
Brahms
cdparanoia
Cecilia graphical front end for Csound
Csound modular synth
Ecasound
FluidSynth SoundFont synth
gAlan modular synth
gdam
Glame
gmorgan rhythm station, a pattern sequencer
gmurf
Gnomoradio a peer-to-peer music playing system
Gramofile
Horgand FM synth
Hydrogen
JACK
JACK-Rack
Jamin mastering tool
Jazz
jMax
libsndfile
mffmtimescale
MusE multitrack audio and MIDI sequencer
NoteEdit score editor
OpenAL library for managing 3D spatialized audio
devices
OpenMusic
PortAudio
PureData (PD)
Q/Q-Audio/Q-Midi
Rezound
Rosegarden multitrack audio and MIDI sequencer
seq24 pattern sequencer
solfege
sooperlooper
SoundFontCombi (SFC) MIDI router
Specimen sampling synth
SpiralLoop
SpiralSynthModular (SSM) modular synth
Supercollider
Swami
Sweep audio editor
swh-plugins effect plugin collection
tapiir
TerminatorX
TimeMachine
timidity sampling synth with SoundFont support
TSE3 sequencer engine (used by Anthem)
ZynAddSubFX analog modelling synth
CheeseTracker?
LilyPond?
Multitrack?
Skale?
SoundTracker?
Ptolemy?
Graphics
--------
Ayam 3D modeller
Aztec
Blender
CinePaint
ClanLib 3D game library
Coin 3D graphics library with Open Inventor API
Crystal Space 3D game library
dia
Dore
DRI
Effectv
ewave 3D modeller
FOX toolkit for developing GUIs, with OpenGL widgets
Freeman
FreeType font rendering library
GIMP
Glade
glaraocr
Glide graphics library for 3Dfx Voodoo based cards
gman
gmone
GNetLibrary
GNUPlot scientific plotting
gocr (jocr)
Gozer text rendering library
Imlib
Impress
imtools
Innovation3D 3D modeller
jpegsrc
K3D 3D modeller
kpovmodeler
libart
LibGLE OpenGL tubing and extrusion library
LibGNetwork
libgnomecanvas
libpng
LibSolid
Mesa
MeshIO library for loading 3D model files, 3DS format
Nebuladevice
MindsEye
Moonlight
Mops (ayam?)
Ogre
OpenEXR
Open Inventor 3D graphics library
OpenRM
Open Scene Graph
OpenSG
Pango text rendering library
Panorama
Pixelize pixelizes an image using other images as pixels
Pixie
PLIB
PLplot scientific plotting
POV-Ray
Prettypoly
qcad
Radiance
Renderpark
Rise
SDL
SGL
SIPP polygon renderer
Sketch
smpeg
Sodipodi
SuperZoom
tgif
Threedom (3dom?) 3D modeller
tiff
UGS3D
Vertex 3D modeller
Vreng networked virtual 3D world engine
VR Juggler
VTK 3D visualization library, OpenGL based
xcircuit circuit schematics drawing program
xfig
XFree86
Xine video player
Xite
xpdf
XSane
Matterial?
Khoros?
gSculpt?
== end ==
24 Mar
24 Mar
10:53 a.m.
More for your list, The CLAM family:
CLAM - A library for Audio and Music processing and transformation
CLAM Network Editor - A tool to graphically create CLAM based system
SMS Tools - Transformation using Spectral Modelling: sound morphing, voice
genere changes, pitch shifting...
Salto - A Realtime sax/trumpet synthesizer based on CLAM & Spectral Processing
Swinger - A processor to change the swing on an existing music audio (comming
soon with CLAM 0.6.1)
http://www.iua.upf.es/mtg/clam/
A Dilluns 02 Febrer 2004 20:53, Juhana Sadeharju va escriure:
Hello.
I have partially lost the track on the latest audio and graphics
development. Even I'm on 50+ mailing lists, the whole picture is
blurry.
So, I'm making a list of software which comes with source code.
The list is intended more to developers who are looking for
example codes, library codes, and projects to join.
An unfinished list follows. The list format is simple: name and
description. That is because one must be able to read the list
through line-by-line without getting bored to details.
Maybe later I will fill in the details: what re-usable gizmos
the software have (filters, drawing algorithms, etc).
Regards,
Juhana
Audio and graphics applications
===============================
with source code
for developers
Audio
-----
ac3filter AC3 decoder
Alsa audio device drivers
AlsaModularSynth (AMS) modular synth
AlsaPlayer
Anthem multitrack sequencer
Aqsis Renderman renderer
Ardour multitrack editor (and sequencer?)
Audacity multitrack editor
Audiality
audiofile
awesfx
bacterium
Brahms
cdparanoia
Cecilia graphical front end for Csound
Csound modular synth
Ecasound
FluidSynth SoundFont synth
gAlan modular synth
gdam
Glame
gmorgan rhythm station, a pattern sequencer
gmurf
Gnomoradio a peer-to-peer music playing system
Gramofile
Horgand FM synth
Hydrogen
JACK
JACK-Rack
Jamin mastering tool
Jazz
jMax
libsndfile
mffmtimescale
MusE multitrack audio and MIDI sequencer
NoteEdit score editor
OpenAL library for managing 3D spatialized audio
devices OpenMusic
PortAudio
PureData (PD)
Q/Q-Audio/Q-Midi
Rezound
Rosegarden multitrack audio and MIDI sequencer
seq24 pattern sequencer
solfege
sooperlooper
SoundFontCombi (SFC) MIDI router
Specimen sampling synth
SpiralLoop
SpiralSynthModular (SSM) modular synth
Supercollider
Swami
Sweep audio editor
swh-plugins effect plugin collection
tapiir
TerminatorX
TimeMachine
timidity sampling synth with SoundFont support
TSE3 sequencer engine (used by Anthem)
ZynAddSubFX analog modelling synth
CheeseTracker?
LilyPond?
Multitrack?
Skale?
SoundTracker?
Ptolemy?
Graphics
--------
Ayam 3D modeller
Aztec
Blender
CinePaint
ClanLib 3D game library
Coin 3D graphics library with Open Inventor API
Crystal Space 3D game library
dia
Dore
DRI
Effectv
ewave 3D modeller
FOX toolkit for developing GUIs, with OpenGL widgets
Freeman
FreeType font rendering library
GIMP
Glade
glaraocr
Glide graphics library for 3Dfx Voodoo based cards
gman
gmone
GNetLibrary
GNUPlot scientific plotting
gocr (jocr)
Gozer text rendering library
Imlib
Impress
imtools
Innovation3D 3D modeller
jpegsrc
K3D 3D modeller
kpovmodeler
libart
LibGLE OpenGL tubing and extrusion library
LibGNetwork
libgnomecanvas
libpng
LibSolid
Mesa
MeshIO library for loading 3D model files, 3DS format
Nebuladevice
MindsEye
Moonlight
Mops (ayam?)
Ogre
OpenEXR
Open Inventor 3D graphics library
OpenRM
Open Scene Graph
OpenSG
Pango text rendering library
Panorama
Pixelize pixelizes an image using other images as pixels
Pixie
PLIB
PLplot scientific plotting
POV-Ray
Prettypoly
qcad
Radiance
Renderpark
Rise
SDL
SGL
SIPP polygon renderer
Sketch
smpeg
Sodipodi
SuperZoom
tgif
Threedom (3dom?) 3D modeller
tiff
UGS3D
Vertex 3D modeller
Vreng networked virtual 3D world engine
VR Juggler
VTK 3D visualization library, OpenGL based
xcircuit circuit schematics drawing program
xfig
XFree86
Xine video player
Xite
xpdf
XSane
Matterial?
Khoros?
gSculpt?
== end ==
--
David García Garzón <david.garcia(a)removespam.iua.upf.es>
Phone: 034 93 542 21 99
Music Technology Group, Institut Universitari de l'Audiovisual
Universitat Pompeu Fabra
11:28 a.m.
A Dilluns 02 Febrer 2004 20:53, Juhana Sadeharju va
escriure:
Awesome idea - URLs would be a very helpful addition
to the list, imo :)
=====
Jay Dolan
Software Engineer, Systems Analyst
Windmill Cycles, Inc.
508.999.4000
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Hello.
I have partially lost the track on the latest
audio and graphics
development. Even I'm on 50+ mailing lists,
the
whole picture is
blurry.
So, I'm making a list of software which comes with
source code.
The list is intended more to developers who are
looking for
example codes, library codes, and projects to
join.
An unfinished list follows. The list format is
simple: name and
description. That is because one must be able to
read the list
through line-by-line without getting bored to
details.
Maybe later I will fill in the details: what
re-usable gizmos
the software have (filters, drawing algorithms,
etc).
>
> Regards,
> Juhana
>
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