Band-in-a-Box is an intelligent automatic accompaniment program. You can hear and play along to many song ideas and go from "nothing" to "something" in a very short period of time with Band-in-a-Box as your "on demand" backup band.
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Band-in-a-Box is an intelligent automatic accompaniment program. You can hear and play along to many song ideas and go from "nothing" to "something" in a very short period of time with Band-in-a-Box as your "on demand" backup band.


AI-powered web platform for creating, remixing, and discovering covers of popular songs, with high-quality vocals, customizable settings, and sharing options.







Roon identifies your music files and streams, and then overlays a ton of rich metadata to add context to what you're listening to. That information drives Roon's unique experience of browsing, discovering, and organizing music.










Play sounds in voice chats in high digital quality. Add sounds or music to your microphone signal so others will hear it, too.



OMGSoundboard allows you to create your own unique soundboard. What's exciting about this app is that it allows you to be only limited by your imagination.



Download and listen to your favorite podcasts directly from your iOS device without the need to sync with iTunes.




Cardinal is a free and open-source virtual modular synthesizer plugin based on VCV Rack but with a focus on being a fully self-contained plugin version. It's available as CLAP, LV2, VST2 and VST3 audio plugin for FreeBSD, Linux, macOS and...



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Graphical user interface front end supporting MP3Gain engine which analyzes and losslessly adjusts mp3 files to a specified target volume. A complete re-creation (made in QT4) of the original MP3Gain GUI, however it can be run on more platforms.


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Wireless streaming technology enabling music and multimedia sharing across homes, integrated in speakers, AV receivers, TVs, and more.



Musikus is a fork/continuation of PracticeTime!. So it helps you while practicing your instrument with time tracking and other smart features. This music practice app is designed to be a musician’s tool for everyday practice and help you in improving your habits.




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Slide show and Bible verses. Agility, practicality and organization in the presentation of letters and verses.




Gnaural is an open source programmable auditory binaural-beat generator, implementing the principle described in the October 1973 Scientific American article "Auditory Beats in the Brain" by Gerald Oster.
