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A cross-platform, plugin-powered open-source music streaming app that lets you bring your own audio sources and metadata.
A high‑quality third‑party NetEase Cloud Music player with a clean UI, available as a web app and desktop client.
A free, open-source, cross-platform music streaming player that finds and plays music from various sources without ads or tracking.
A web-based personal audio streaming service built with Vue and Laravel for self-hosted music libraries.
A Web Audio framework for creating interactive music and audio applications in the browser.
A curated collection of links to free stock photography, video, illustration, and design resource websites.
A live coding music synthesizer for creating sounds and music through code, designed for education and performance.
A live coding music synthesizer that turns code into sound, designed for education, art, and performance.
Audio synthesis, processing, and analysis platform for iOS, macOS, and tvOS applications.
Interactive waveform rendering and audio playback library for web applications.
A Python library for music and audio analysis, providing tools for feature extraction, visualization, and transformation.
A cross-platform desktop application for Google Play Music and YouTube Music with media key support and rich integrations.
A client-server audio player that synchronizes multiple clients for perfectly synced multiroom audio playback.
A client-server audio player that synchronizes multiple clients for perfectly synced multiroom audio playback.
A fast, configurable terminal music player for Spotify with full feature parity, streaming, and audio visualization.
A text-based programming language for composing and playing back music using a simple markup-like syntax.
A modern cross-platform music player and library organizer for Windows, Linux, and macOS.
A cross-platform open-source library for rendering Milkdrop-compatible music visualizations from audio input.
A self-hosted music streaming server that serves as your personal music center.
A self-hosted music streaming server that serves as your personal music center.
A free, open-source singing synthesis editor designed as a modern successor to UTAU for creating vocal tracks.
A library for audio and music analysis, detecting events like onsets, pitch, tempo, and beats in audio signals.
Open-source C++ library for audio analysis, music information retrieval, and synthesis with Python bindings.
A deep learning library for audio and music analysis, providing time-frequency transforms and feature extraction for tasks like classification and MIR.
A unified web interface for text-to-speech, voice cloning, and audio generation with support for dozens of AI models.
A macOS app wrapper for YouTube Music that runs it as a standalone desktop application with native integrations.
A customizable modal controller that mimics the now-playing interface from Apple Music, Mail, and Podcasts apps.
A customizable modal controller for iOS that mimics the Apple Music, Mail, and Podcasts sheet presentation style.
A modern, configurable terminal-based MPD client with album art support via various terminal image protocols.
A flexible, server-side music player daemon that plays audio through the server's sound card with remote control capabilities.
An open-source tool for audio matching and mastering that makes your track sound like a reference song.
A Ruby library and CLI for music theory calculations, chord progressions, and instrument visualization.
A Python library for audio data augmentation to improve the robustness of audio machine learning models.
A simple, clean, and cross-platform desktop music player built with Tauri and React.
A cross-platform music tracker for creating .MOD and .XM module files, compatible with Fasttracker II.
A cross-platform, ad-free music player that unifies local files and plugin-powered streaming in a single app.
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