Open Source MS-DOS Sound/Audio Software - Page 2
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music_edit
Music Editor for DOS
Music Editor for DOS, which was written using Turbo Pascal. It is Russian only. -
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optronic is a group of geeks (mostly coders, but a few of us are artists aswell). On this page you can find almost all of our source code, and sometimes even something not entirely different from documentation.
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RECWAV gives a processor-efficient display of the spectrograph of an audio file, showing the energy in the sound at each moment and frequency. It was originally developed on a '286 under DOS and now also runs under Linux with svgalib.
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retromidi
My adventures with MIDI on 8- and 16-bit computers
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siN is an experimental sound synthesis tool. It is designed for composers of experimental music. The aim of the siN project is to compose tools such that alternatives are present which facilitate desirable music.
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subz3ro's Adlib Tracker II (OSP)
Supporting 4op instruments, two effect columns and instrument macros.
DOS version: Source code to be compiled with TMTPC 3.9x or higher and TASM 3.x or higher SDL (Win32/Linux) version: Source code to be compiled with FPC 2.6.x or higher, GCC 4.x.x or higher and JWASM 2.xx or higher -
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A multiplatform module playing library, and a tracker project, written in Free Pascal. Intended to achieve near 100% compatibility with the four classic and most popular trackers from the DOS and Amiga eras - Impulse Tracker 2.14, Fast Tracker 2, Scream Tracker 3 and ProTracker. Tralala Impulsive is a tracker, attempting to recreate the user experience of Impulse Tracker.
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Drum machine compiler, generic music sequencer and mixer: Write or generate drum and tone patterns in a simple programming language. Mix it using the sample assembler (asampler). Renders to files or plays real-time. Very portable. Works on old hardware.
