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Open Sound System Applications URL: http://www.opensound.com/ossapps.html [1][logo.gif] Applications for Open Sound System [2]Register an OSS application here [3]Products [4]Free Download [5]Order OSS [6]OSS Forum [7]Technical Support [8]Contact 4Front [9]OSS Programming [10]Sound Card Support [11]________________ [12]Search _________________________________________________________________ [ [13]Digital Audio ] [ [14]MPEG Tools ] [ [15]Multimedia Players ] [ [16]MIDI Tools ] [ [17]Mixers ] [ [18]Trackers ] [ [19]Network Audio ] [ [20]Speech Tools ] [ [21]Games ] [ [22]Miscellaneous ] _________________________________________________________________ Digital Audio Editors/Players [23]Slab - SLab Direct to Disk Recording Studio. Mixer 64-16-8-4-2 stereo/quadraphonic outputs. Includes WaveEditing, effects send busses, stereo bus groupings, dynamic digital filters (per track), TCL/TK based drag and drop user interface, stereo effects API, VU metering, DSP - echo, chorus, flange, phase, reverb, rotary, limitor, et al, Continuous controller recording (mixdown sessions). MultiProcessing/shared memory mix engine. [24]MiXViews - MiXViews is a powerful Unix digital audio editing/processing program. [25]Snd - Snd can accomodate any number of sounds at once, each with any number of channels. Each channel of each sound is displayed in its own window, with its own cursor, edit history, and marks; each sound has a 'control panel' to try out various changes quickly, and an expression parser, used mainly during searches; there is an overall stack of 'regions' that can be browsed and edited; channels and sounds can be grouped together during editing; edits can be undone and redone without restriction ('unlimited undo'); Snd can be customized using an Emacs-lisp-like syntax; it can also be extended with user-supplied editing or display functions loaded at run time. [26]ecasound - Ecasound is a sound processing application designed for basic effect processing, mixing, multitrack recording and signal recycling. It supports OSS and ALSA sound drivers, wav, mp3, aiff, cdda, au, snd, raw and standard file streams (all can be used both as inputs and outputs). Effects can be combined both in series and in parallel, while effect parameters can be controlled in realtime with oscillators and MIDI controllers. The ecasound package currently consists of ecasound, a versatile console mode interface, qtecasound, a Qt-based X-interface, and various command-line utils suitable for batch processing. [27]MultiTrack - Multitrack is a program that uses the harddisk for recording up to four tracks. The program uses the harddisk as memory so there is no limitation for the samplelength. It supports two wavedevices for simultanious playback and recording of sound. Full featured mixer and edit functions are included. It uses svgalib for the user interface. [28]SoX: Sound eXchange - SoX is a sound file format converter for Unix. It also does sample rate conversion and some sound effects. It's the swiss army knife of sound tools. [29]Son of SOX This version of SOX is the only currently supported version of SOX. It contains enhancements since that last original 1995 version which include modern data compression like IMA and MS ADPCM and GSM and DSP effects like reverb, flanger, and chorus. [30]ProTUX - Protux' goal is to create a definitive solution for audio professionals who need a powerful and pratical software for the daily work. [31]XWave - audio editor, player, recorder for XWindow System, supports editing of large files (on hdd), cut,copy,paste,merge, some effects (echo,reverse,swap channels,resample,volume), supports RIFF,AIFF,AIFC,AU [32]Alsaplayer - This is a new PCM player which is heavily multithreaded. It is plugin based and supports MP2, MP3, WAV, CDDA and socket based input types already. It supports output to OSS. Features include speed/pitch control (positive and negative), multiple active scopes, playlist support and real-time effects. [33]Broadcast - A multi-tracking digital audio editing program that supports: * transparent, non destructive editing, unlimited tracks, full duplex recording * automated fade, pan, polarity reverse, and mute * 3 band parametric EQ with variable level, * center frequency, and bandwidth console module grouping with unlimited groups possible * fast wave displays cue point labeling during record, playback, and editing * variable playback buffer for near realtime console adjustments variable output channels * playback looping, hard muting, crossfade, normalize, balance, and concert hall reverb * playback to an audio device or disk vertical zoom, horizontal zoom, track zoom, and selection zoom [34]SndObj Library" - Sound synthesis /processing C++ object-oriented library. [35]AFsp - The AFsp package is a library of routines for reading and writing audio files. The emphasis is on providing support for the type of audio file used by the speech processing research community. The routines have been designed to be easy to use, yet provide transparent support the reading of several audio file formats. * Headerless audio files * Sun audio files * RIFF WAVE files * AIFF/AIFF-C audio files * NIST SPHERE audio files * IRCAM soundfiles * INRS-Telecom audio files * ESPS sampled data feature files * Text audio files (NATO/ESPRIT CD-ROM format) [36]Aglaophone - Real time processing and analysis of audio signals [37]ExEf - ExEf (Extreme Effect) is an extremely powerful and flexible Real Time effect engine with recording. It runs on a PC under LINUX. It is designed to work with guitars, microphones and other instruments. It can run both in X Window System and command line. [38]Audacity - Audacity is a free audio editor. You can record sounds, play sounds, import and export WAV, AIFF, and MP3 files, and more. Use it to edit your sounds using Cut, Copy and Paste (with unlimited Undo), mix tracks together, or apply effects to your recordings. It also has a built-in amplitude envelope editor, a customizable spectrogram mode and a frequency analysis window for audio analysis applications. Built-in effects include Bass Boost, Wahwah, and Noise Removal, and it also supports VST plug-in effects. [39]XMCD - xmcd is a full-featured CD Player software package, supporting standard play mode as well as CDDA extraction and real-time playback via the sound card DSP. ______________________________________________________________________ MPEG Tools [40]MpegTV - Real-time software MPEG Player with audio support for platforms where OSS is available, it supports Linux, Solaris, SCO, BSD/OS and FreeBSD! With the MpegTV Player, your computer becomes a real multimedia system! [41]MpegEdit - mpgedit is an MPEG 1 layer 1/2/3, MPEG 2, and MPEG 2.5 audio file editor that is capable of processing both Constant Bit Rate (CBR) and Variable Bit Rate (VBR) encoded files. mpgedit can cut an input MPEG file into one or more output files, as well as join one or more input MPEG files into a single output file. Since no file decoding / encoding occurs during editing, there is no audio quality loss when editing with mpgedit. When editing VBR files that have a XING header, mpgedit updates the output file's XING header information to reflect the new file size and average bit rate. [42]BladeEnc - Blade's MP3 Encoder (BladeEnc) is a program to generate MP3-files from WAV-samples. [43]Fraunhofer MP3 Encoders - The Industry standard MP3 encoder for UNIX/Linux. [44]XAUDIO - XAUDIO was written to be a fast implementation of an MPEG Audio decoding library to be used by various GUI fron-ends. [45]XMMS - X Multimedia System (XMMS) is an MPEG-3 audio player with a cool spectrum analyzer. It's based on the Windows winamp MPEG-3 audio player (only the GUI). [46]FreeAmp - a GPL'ed MP3 player using Xing MPEG technology. [47]TeleTUX MP3 - TeleTUX MP3 is a simple X Windows application that uses mpg123 to play mp3 files. Its only real claim to fame is that the control window consists of pushbuttons placed on the belly of Tux the penguin. It requires XawXpm to compile. [48]Paloma - Paloma is a program to manage a SQL database of digital music files and facilitate their retrieval and playback in interesting ways. It works with music files of any form--MP3 files, MIDI files, whatever you've got a player for. Paloma makes it easy to rip your entire CD collection and store it on your hard disk for instant random access; playlists can then be generated using arbitrary SQL commands. [49]xmp3player - xmp3play is a Qt frontend for excellent mpeg audio player called splay. It is designed to work under Linux 2.x and X11 with Qt 1.1 libraries. [50]Sajber Jukebox - Well, it's a mpeg layer 3 player with a graphical user interface. It's based on Woo-jae Jung's splay for the audio and QT's graphical library for the interface. [51]MAPLAY (MPEG Page) - MAPLAY is another MPEG Audio player with source for Unix platforms with support for OSS. [52]MP3PLAY - MPEG Layer 3 audio player. [53]MPEG-3 Codec MPEG Layer 3 encoder and decoder. [54]L3V200 (MPEG Page) - L3V200 is an ISO-MPEG Audio Layer 3 software only Encoder and Decoder for Unix. [55]mpg123 It is a fast, free and portable MPEG audio player for Unix. It supports MPEG 1.0/2.0 layers 1, 2 and 3 (those famous "mp3" files), and it has been tested on a wide variety of platforms, including Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, i SunOS, Solaris, IRIX, HP-UX and others. For full CD quality playback i (44 kHz, 16 bit, stereo) a Pentium, SPARCstation10, DEC Alpha or similar i CPU is required. Mono and/or reduced quality playback (22 kHz or 11 kHz) i is even possible on 486 CPUs. [56]tk3play - Tk3play is a MPEG audio player for Linux. MPEG is an awesome way to store high quality audio. Until now, a high quality player for Linux has been missing. Tk3play fills this void - and its free! [57]GQmpeg - Gqmpeg is a front end to the mpg123 mpeg audio player. It runs under the X windows environment on Linux. It includes playlist support and playback options. Custom skins (looks) can be created for the player. GQmpeg requires mpg123 version .59o for actual playback of mpeg audio files. ______________________________________________________________________ Multimedia Editors & Tools [58]XAnim - XAnim is a program for playing a wide variety of animation, video and audio formats under X11. It was written mainly for machines running Unix(or a Unix derivative) [59]Sing Along Disc Player - Sing Along Disc Player is an advanced CD player for Linux and X. Features Spectrum Analyzer, Oscillator, built-in Mixer, access to remote CD data bases. Uses OSS driver for DSP processing and mixer support. Available in X and text mode versions. [60]eMusic - What eMusic plays MP3, MOD, WAV, AU, and CD files. It's highly configurable and supports skins. [61]Plugger - Plugger is a multimedia plugin for Unix Netscape 3.0 that handles Quicktime, Mpeg, MP2, AVI, SGI-movie, Tiff, DL, IFF-anim, MIDI, Soundtracker, AU and Wav files. Plugger is a very small plugin, because plugger uses external programs to show/play the different formats. _________________________________________________________________ MIDI Tools and Players [62]playmidi - Playmidi is a midi player supporting all synths and midi devices supported by the sound driver. Its biggest advantage over other players are its ability to play back to multiple devices at once (ie FM, AWE32+ external midi+ GUS) and its nearly instant startup time. Future versions will include emulation of a Roland Sound Canvas through /dev/dsp, random seek within midi files, jukebox controls, and a netscape plugin midi module [63]JAZZ MIDI Sequencer - Jazz is a powerful MIDI sequencer with lots of features for Linux and a GM/GS soundcard/module. [64]MIDAS Sound System: MIDAS Sound System is a multichannel digital music and sound system, intended mainly for use in games and demos. It is free for non-commercial usage, and full source code is included. Although MIDAS as distributed on the Internet may not be used for commercial purposes, licenses for commercial usage are also available. Supports MS-DOS, Windows NT and 95 and Linux. More info at our web site. [65]MIDIMountain - MidiMountain is a MIDI sequencer aimed to edit standard midi files. The easy to use interface should help even beginners to edit and create midi sequences with this application. For professionals, MidiMountain is designed to edit every definition known to standard midi files and the midi transfer protocol. From easy piano roll editing to changing binary system exclusive messages, MidiMountain is complete and usable for every midi user. [66]KMid - KMid is a midi/karaoke player designed for X11/KDE capable of playing MIDI files with karaoke lyrics. It has a powerful MIDI mapper. It supports drag & drop interface, customizable fonts for Karaoke text and full KDE desktop integration. [67]X-GUS-PatchEditor - Homepage of the upcoming X patcheditor for the Gravis Ultrasound series of soundcards. [68]Zerius Synth - This Java program can be used to generate sounds. You design the sound by putting together basic building blocks (generators): oscillators, envelopes, adders, etc. Once the design is done, you instruct the program to generate the sound (which can take some time, depending on the complexity of the sound). [69]Dr Fermi tabulator - A program for converting Ascii tabulature (for guitar, bass guitar and drums) to MIDI files. [70]STK - STK is a set of audio signal processing C++ classes and instruments for music synthesis. You can use these classes to create programs which make cool sounds using a variety of synthesis techniques. This is not a terribly novel concept, except that STK is very portable and completely user-extensible. [71]TiMidity - TiMidity is a MIDI to WAVE converter (MIDI renderer) that uses Gravis Ultrasound compatible patch files to generate digital audio data from General MIDI files. The audio data can be played through an audio device or stored on disk. On a fast machine, music can be played in real time. [72]Rosegarden Suite - The Rosegarden suite is a free musical notation editing and sequencing system for a variety of machines running Unix and X, in particular SGI IRIX workstations and PCs running Linux. [73]Tclmidi - Tclmidi is language designed for creating and editing standard MIDI files. With the proper device interface it will also play and record MIDI files. Since tclmidi is a language supporting function calls, recursion and conditionals, you can use these features for editing, sequencing and writing complex scripts. [74]Midi2Cs - Midi2Cs can be used for the automatic generation of scores and orchestra files from midifiles for the use with Csound. [75]Csound - Csound is a software synthesis package that compiles on Linux, too. This link points to the main generic Csound homepage where you will find pointers to ftp sites and documentation for Csound. [76]CMIX - CMIX is a computer music "language" designed to create and manipulate soundfiles, or files containing raw binary data which can be converted into sound on a computer equipped with a soundcard. It is somewhat similar to Csound. [77]Aube - AUBE can process audio in real time; the user set up arbitrary configuration of sound sequencers, generators and effects modules, through which sound is generated, filtered, recorded etc. There is also support for loaded samples which can be sequenced (like a tracker) and edited. [78]Gsyn - gsyn is internally designed to be an extensible, modular synthesizer, but the interface and current codebase present a single Roland TB-303 emulator which is programmed using fasttracker-style note entry. It also features delay reverb and distortion, so the sound is comparable to Propellerhead's ReBirth RB-338. [79]Common Music (CM) - Common Music (CM) is an object-oriented music composition environment. It produces sound by transforming a high-level representation of musical structure into low-level control statements for a number of different synthesis targets: MIDI, Csound, Common Lisp Music (CLM), CMix, and others. [80]CLM - Common Lisp Music (CLM) is a music synthesis and signal processing package in the Music V family, written primarily in Common Lisp by Bill Schottstaedt. [81]XDrum - XDrum is an easy to use XWindows based drum machine, with support for GUS patchs. [82]Softwerk - SoftWerk is a tool for generating pattern-based musical structures. It is an input and controlling instrument for rhythmic trigger patterns, arpeggios, analog sequences, chord triggers and other rhythmic structures whereby all functions are available simultaneously. [83]Keykit - It is a programming language and graphical user interface for MIDI, useful for both algorithmic and realtime musical experimentation. [84]G-seq - Gseq is a GPL'ed MIDI sequencer written using GTK. Gseq will add all the proffesional well-known features as the event editor, the track view, piano roll, and partitures. It will also contain features such as tabulature editor for guitar/bass tabulatures (but with the nature of sound used in Gseq it can be any instrument), a rithm box, a bass box... and everything than a musician should need to make the music he wants. Gseq also add some features that usual MIDI devices don't have, such as software portamento, arpegiator, dual voices...all kind of controls. And all this with the most intuitive and easy to use interface we can do. [85]Direct Music - applications for the Direct Music API. Includes: midi player, MIDI sequencer and editor, virtual keyboard synthesizer, CMF file format player and FM patch editor. [86]Stdio Musician - Included is a small program which provides a standard I/O interface (hence the name) to Open Sound System. This is available for a variety of UNIX platforms. The software should also work with the free sound drivers available for Linux. A simple Tcl/Tk program provides the graphical user interface. Keystrokes are mapped to notes, and sliders select volume, instrument number, and octave range. You no longer need to haul out your midi keyboard if you want to play with your sound card. [87]UNIX MIDI Plugin for Netscape - UMP is a Netscape plugin for playing MIDI via Timidity. [88]Netscape MIDI Plugin - This is a MIDI plugin for Netscape that can playback MIDI files. It requires the SB AWE32 drivers. [89]Super Groove - This is a program for writing complicated musical compositions using a very minimal command set. It runs on any curses-supported terminal, provided you can handle color. It's based on a music programming language called "Befunge" and inspired by the TR606. [90]aRTs - aRts simulates a complete "modular analog synthesizer". You can create sounds & music using small modules like oscillators for creating waveforms, various filters, modules for playing data on your speakers, mixers, faders,... aRts can process realtime midi input. A KDE GUI is provided where you can connect the modules - generators, effects, filters and output - to each other. [91]Bristol - Synthesiser emulation package emulating a couple of Moogs, a couple of Hammonds, a Prophet-5, Juno-6, DX-7, others. Uses a realistic emulated interface based on native X11 bitmap manipulation. ______________________________________________________________________ Mixer Applets [92]xfmix - xfmix is an xforms based audio mixer for Linux/X11R6. It detects and displays only supported devices (channels), it detects stereo devices, has real time updating, a lock switch (on stereo devices), a mute switch (on each channel or master) and it allows to select the recording sources. [93]OSSMixer - OSS Mixer is an Linux (and some other unixes) audio mixer, based on Open Sound System API. So it will work with almost any sound card. It's designed with Qt from Troll Tech. [94]Smix - * auto detects supported channels (devices) * active real time updating * balance sliders for all stereo channels * overall balance slider * rec, mute, lock and solo buttons * widely configurable * save all settings in configuration file * command line sound control [95]aumix - This is an audio mixer which can be used from the command line or scripts, or interactively at the console with an ncurses-based interface. [96]CaXmix - CaXmix is another X based mixer that uses the xforms libraries and widget sets. [97]Xmmix - Xmmix is an audio mixer utility for the X window system using the Motif graphical user interface. It operates the input and output mixer section on many PC sound cards. [98]TkMixer - TkMixer is mixer for Linux written in tcl7.4/tk4.0 and C++ with many features including real time updating. [99]asmixer - a mixer for AfterStep Window Manager [100]KMix - kmix is an OSS compliant, full-featured mixer. It displays all supported channels as sliders (one for mono channels, one or two for stereo channels), can mute channels and set the record source. Channels can be hidden. Additionaly it features an overall balancing slider, which affects all channels. Several options may be configured in an user friendly options menu. All these options can be stored in mixer profiles. These can be quickly accesed via a single key press. kmix is based on the Qt and KDE libraries and is available as part of the KDE multimedia package. [101]GOM - GOM is a Generic OSS (Open Sound System) Mixer program. Generic means a) that by using the OSS API it is soundcard model, OSS-flavor (OSS/Free, OSS/Linux, etc.) and system independent and b) that by trying to implement "all senseful" features of existing mixers, it tries to be a "unique tool for mixer settings". [102]XqMixer - Xqmixer is a very nice X11 sound mixer that uses Qt. You can save "mixer profiles" and they are loaded automaticaly when you start the application. [103]Mix2000 - Controls MASTER, BASS, TREBLE, LINE, DSP, FM, CD, MIC, Simultaneous Inputs, up to 4 channels. Fine adjustment via cursor keys, command line arguments. Works with Broadcast 2.1 _________________________________________________________________ Trackers/MOD Players [104]Funktraker - FunktrackerGOLD is used to compose digital audio music through your OSS /dev/dsp DAC output device (if you have one that is). Although a curses editor, it's got some break through features. For a start, it's the first ever digital tracker for Unix. It can also do realtime digital echo effects for each channel, something that no tracker has ever been able to do up till now. [105]SoundTracker - SoundTracker is a pattern-oriented music editor just like the DOS program 'FastTracker'. Samples are lined up on tracks and patterns which are then arranged to a song. SoundTracker reads and writes the standard XM format and provides a nice GTK+ interface. A rudimentary sample recorder and editor is also included. [106]XMP - XMP is a module player. It was designed to play Fasttracker II Extended Modules plus a few other formats. In the current incarnation xmp is able to play standard Amiga MOD files, Scream Tracker 3 S3M files and, of course, Fasttracker II XM files. [107]MIDIplay - It's a collection of software that synthesises digital audio data from midi files and plays them using either NAS or OSS; heck it can even dump them to disk. It's designed to be very efficient and works great on even the slowest machines; development was done on my 75Mhz Libretto sub-notebook. [108]XGMOD - Xgmod is a module player with an X interface for the GUS. A non-X version is also included in the distribution. [109]NSPmod - NSPmod (No Signal Processor MOD player) plays MOD, MTM and S3M music files on soundcards without a DSP. [110]MikMod for Linux - MikMod is a cross-platform mod player for Linux, SUN/Solaris and other OSes that supports the following file formats: MOD, MTM, M15, XM, S3M, STM, ULT, UNI [111]S3MOD - s3mod is a MOD/S3M tracked music file player for Linux, Sun, DEC, SGI, and HPUX. [112]Bassmod- Using the same code as the well known Windows software, BASS and XMPlay, BASSMOD gives the same unparalleled playback quality and accuracy of the IT/XM/S3M/MTM/MOD formats to Linux users. The MO3 format (MP3/OGG compressed MOD) can also be used in Linux, using the UNMO3 utility available from the same webpage. _________________________________________________________________ Network Audio [113]The RealAudio System - RealAudio allows you to listen to and deliver live and on-demand audio-based multimedia over Internet connections of 14.4 Kbps and faster. UNIX versions of the Player, Server, Personal Server and Encoder are available. [114]Macromedia Flash - Plays Macromedia Flash media with audio in your Netscape Web browser. [115]NetShow for Linux - NetShow from Microsoft is a platform for streaming multimedia over networks that range from low-bandwidth dial-up Internet connections to high-bandwidth switched local area networks. From simple audio to sophisticated interactive Web-based applications, companies use NetShow to offer new streaming content for applications such as training, corporate communications, entertainment, and advertising to users all over the world. Netshow is available for Linux. [116]IceCast - Icecast is a client/server system for mp3 streams. It's licenced under GPL, and should work under all unix systems. Have you ever wanted your friends to hear your mp3 files? Ever had a dream of being a radio DJ? Icecast makes it easy, and it's extremely low cpu and memory usage makes it the primary choice for network audio streaming. [117]Netscape Java Audio - Libmoss is a replacement for Netscape's implementation of (the Java class) sun.audio.AudioDevice(including some JRI native C code) which enables the Netscape Java VM to play sound. [118]Netscape Flash Plugin - Flash Plugin is a Netscape plugin that allows to view Flash files. Many commercial sites use this format to make their site up. There is now sound support. [119]NetStreamer - NetStreamer consists of a program to "receive" audio, and a program to "transmit" audio over Intranet/ISDN at 48Kbps. The NetStreamer sound-quality is 16 bit mono at 16 kHz. Both programs connect to a NetStreamer Server, a kind of reflector that takes care of the distribution of audio. Every transmitter contacts a Server at startup and claims a certain frequency somewhere between 88.0 and 108.0 MHz, and receivers can tune in on one of these transmitter frequencies. [120]Cyber Radio 1 - Cyber Radio 1 is the distribution name of a live Internet audio broadcast system. [121]Ztalk - Ztalk is a low-bandwidth, voice communication tool for TCP/IP networks. Its a fully functional, voice-messaging system that is perfect for low-bandwidth systems, such as SLIP, PPP or 56/64kbs links. [122]Ethernet Phone - Ethernet Phone is a software which allows real time point-to-point voice communications over the Internet. It has a X Windows GUI and a daemon feature which informs the user when a client [EMAIL PROTECTED] is trying to contact the user via E-Phone. [123]VAT - Vat is an audio conferencing application which runs over MBONE and is developed by the Network Research Group of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. [124]RAT - The Robust-Audio Tool (RAT) is a tool designed to allow multiple users to talk to each other over the Multicast Backbone (Mbone) of the Internet. RAT is designed to be adaptive to network and host conditions. [125]QSeeMe - Q-SeeMe is a videoconferencing client for Linux that speaks the protocol used by Windows and Macintosh CU-SeeMe clients. The latest version (Q-SeeMe 0.80a) supports sending/receiving video, audio and chat. This is still under development. [126]NetAudio - NetAudio is a network based audio system designed like X-Windows. The audio server sits on the local workstation and clients can remotely execute and send audio data to and from the local audio server. [127]SpeakFreely - Speak Freely is a application for a variety of Unix workstations that allows you to talk (actually send voice, not typed characters) over a network. [128]FreePhone - Free Phone is an audio tool for the Internet developed by members of the High-Speed Networking group at INRIA. It supports MBONE and RTP protocols. [129]Whisper - Internet Phone to talk to other people on the Internet. It uses gsm compression and should be suitable for low speed networks (19.200 bps and up) [130]CCFaudio - CCFaudio is the audio conferencing component of CCF, a software system that supports collaborative, distributed, computer-based problem solving in the natural sciences, business, government, and in educational environments. The goal of CCF is to evolve a virtual environment for distributed computation that supports integrated human AV communication, high performance heterogeneous computing and distributed data management facilities. CCF is a research project at Emory University involving the Math/Computer Science and Chemistry departments. ______________________________________________________________________ Speech Tools [131]Festival - Festival offers a general framework for building speech synthesis systems as well as including examples of various modules. As a whole it offers full text to speech through a number APIs: from shell level, though a Scheme command interpreter, as a C++ library, and an Emacs interface. Festival is multi-lingual (currently English, Spanish and Welsh) though English is the most advanced. Festival runs on FreeBSD, Linux and Solaris. [132]Announce - Announce announces mail by voice or by playing a soundfile. In fact, announce is just a filter, which may be used to start any other Unix program when new mail arrives. [133]Zerius Vocoder - This program is a software channel vocoder, which imposes vocal effects on a waveform. It can be used to make your voice sound "robot-like", to create a singing synthesizer, to disguise your voice, and many other fun things. [134]Emacspeak - Emacspeak is the first full-fledged speech output system that will allow someone who cannot see to work directly on a Unix system. It is built on top of Emacs. Once you start Emacs with emacspeak loaded, you get spoken feedback for everything you do. [135]EARS - Experimental speech recognition software for Linux. [136]grapHvite - grapHvite is a graphical software tool that enables you to design and prototype task-driven speech recognition systems. grapHvite allows you to visually specify and design the set of words and sentences that the target system should recognise. grapHvite helps you design and test speaker- independent continuous speech recognition systems for any language, and to implement a working speech-to-text interface utilising the resulting recognition system. [137]Speech Codecs - Codecs for PCM, G721, G723, G728, GSM and DoD CELP speech compression [138]MBROLA - A speech synthesizer based on the concatenation of diphones. It takes a list of phonemes as input, together with prosodic information (duration of phonemes and a piecewise linear description of pitch), and produces speech samples on 16 bits (linear), at the sampling frequency of the diphone database used (it is therefore NOT a Text-To-Speech (TTS)synthesizer, since it does not accept raw text as input). [139]EsoundD- This program mixes multiple digitized audio streams and samples together for playback by a single audio device. Also allows monitoring of mixed output, and recording. Network connections to the daemon are supported. [140]Wavesurfer- WaveSurfer is an Open Source tool for sound visualization and manipulation. It has been designed to suit both novice and advanced users. WaveSurfer has a simple and logical user interface that provides functionality in an intuitive way and which can be adapted to different tasks. It can be used as a stand-alone tool suited for a wide range of tasks in speech research and education. Typical applications are speech/sound analysis and sound annotation/transcription. WaveSurfer can also serve as a platform for more advanced/specialized applications. WaveSurfer can be extended through plug-ins or be embedded in other applications. Another option is to control it remotely. ______________________________________________________________________ Games [141]DOOM - the best selling "shoot-em-up" game with 3D, animation and music [142]Abuse - Yet another action adventure game from the authors of Doom. [143]Quake - The next game from the authors of DOOM to watch out for!. Again, music and effects are available under the OSS API. [144]Maelstrom - Linux (UNIX) port of the Macintosh asteroids-like game. [145]Xmame - X-Mame is the Un*x version of the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator, a very cool arcade (coin-op) video game emulator. This latest release is capable of playing 629 games (including duplicates and bootlegs). Sound support is also provided via the OSS drivers. [146]XGalaga - Remember Galaga? Sequel to the world's first color video game, Galaxian, Galaga and it's ancestor have been staples of the computer gamer's diet for more than 15 years. ______________________________________________________________________ Miscellaneous [147]LinRad: Linrad is a software radio application for doing "ham radio" on Linux. Linrad receives a signal in digital form by reading a device. Currently Linrad operates with a wide range of audio boards for which Linux device drivers are available and in the future boards sampling directly at RF frequencies will be available. [148]Snack- The Snack Sound Toolkit is designed to be used with a scripting language such as Tcl/Tk or Python. Using Snack you can create powerful multi-platform audio applications with just a few lines of code. Snack has commands for basic sound handling, e.g. sound card and disk I/O. Snack also has primitives for sound visualization, e.g. waveforms and spectrograms. It was developed mainly to handle digital recordings of speech, but is just as useful for general audio. Snack has also successfully been applied to other one-dimensional signals. [149]Executor - Executor 2 is a MacOS emulator that runs on Linux and supports audio. It runs either on SVGA or X-Windows. [150]Virtual 2600 - An Atari 2600 Emulator. Supports Linux/UN*X, SVGAlib, X11 and DOS [151]XPortShot RT - XPortShot RT is as GTK based real time oscilloscope simulator, capable of displaying multiple channels of data. [152]GSI - GSI gives applications, through a very simple API, sample playing with stereo, 3D, doppler effects, music playing (MIDI, HMP, MUS), cd playing. [153]XSR - xsr is a lithe program based solely on Xlib (so its fast and small) that reads in audio data from the soundcard and displays it on the root window in an entertaining and neat fashion. it also does fourier analysis and looks really cool. it is fast enough to run in the background without interfering with anything. [154]Dynamic - Dynamic - Dumps your audio cd's to /dev/dsp or file. Audio data is read digitally and passes the cpu on its way to sound card and file. Allows forward, reverse and reverse squared play. Pitch control is available. Further more cd samples of arbitrary length (1 frame to the whole cd) are selectable via a time code gui. Dynamic records exactly as it sounds - real time editing is recorded. [155]SGI AudioFile Library - This Audio File Library is an implementation of SGI's Audio File Library (AL), which provides an elegant API for accessing a variety of audio file formats, such as AIFF/AIFF-C, WAVE, and NeXT/Sun .snd/.au. This version implements most of the calls in SGI's version. [156]Sunsite Linux audio apps - various other audio applications for Linux archived at SunSite's web server. [157]Linux MIDI & Sound Applications - A very comprehensive site of Linux (and UNIX) audio applications mantained by Mr. David Phillips. This is perhaps the "best" site for audio enthusiasts on UNIX. 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