Open Source Java Digital Audio Workstations (DAW)

Frinika is a free, complete music workstation software for Linux, Windows, Mac OSX and other operating systems running Java. It features sequencer, soft-synths, realtime effects and audio recording.

Welcome to SymphonieFx (c) Patrick Meng 2024, mpdevoo(at)gmail.com SymphonieFx is a JavaFx implementation of Symphonie developed in the 90s for Amiga Computers. You use it for composing songs based on samples and vst instruments. This is work in progress. Loading of SymMods works pretty well already. Rendering of songs, too. Editing is in alpha stage. Features 64 Voices (just a virtual limit, can be changed as wished) Dsp 64 Bit FP Soundengine, Audio Rendering as 16 Bit Wav or 24 Bit Flac, per sample fx processing instead of per event resulting in much smoother volume changes e.g. VST 2.x instrument support https://github.com/patricklyte/SymphonieFx/wiki/VST-Support

JamSpace is a client/server application that leverages HTML5 and the Web Audio API to enable users to record, arrange and mix multi-track audio projects. Its goal is to be a networked digital audio workstation (DAW) with features to enable collaboration between users. The Web Audio API provides web browsers with the ability to record and play back audio streams without requiring any external plugins. The client side is a web page that can take many forms, the initial implementation is modeled after typical multi-track composition software. The backend is a java application which is controlled by REST APIs and uses WebSockets for streaming audio in and out. The JamSpace server supports both sampled and synthesized audio which may both be used in the same project. Standard MIDI and audio files may be imported. The JamSpace server will include features for social network that will enable users to form project groups and control access to projects.