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DavesMetronome is a desktop metronome. It was written with Java and runs on systems which support Java Runtime Environment. The application is available as a jar file and requires JRE to be installed on your computer. JRE can be downloaded from https://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp. Version 2.0 adds programming capability. Program simple exercises to increase or decrease tempo after a specified number of beats or define complex rhythm patterns. ...

A metronome with audible "tock" sound and large visual display for (mostly amateur) musical groups, such as bell choirs, that must keep track of measure count and beats/half-beats within the measures. An interesting exercise in applying the java.util.concurrent and javax.sound.sampled packages.

Piano function Tonality settings Play scales PC keyboard can be used or mouse Play MIDI files Metronome Pitch Trainer Karaoke function Playlists Timer for wake up USB support SF2 support Show midi sequence Implements Java accessibility API

Maestro is a free open source multiplatform virtual metronome, totally rethought to provide new functionalities to the user and a much better and easy-to-use interface. We know: there are lots of virtual metronomes, and many of them are also free software. However, there are no one like Maestro. Our professional team have produced a more ergonomic interface, powerfull but simple and easy. The inovative features were created in consonance with professional musicians and reflect their...

The Visual Metronome is like a standard metronome, but visualizes beats instead if clicking them. There are various ways to visualize beats available: a flashing panel, a swinging box and a bouncing box. To run the metronome, go here: http://svn.code.sf.net/p/visualmetronome/code/metronome/index.html With some basic Java knowledge, the metronome can easily be extended with your own customized visualizer, by adding a java class to the set of visualizers [100% CLEAN award granted by Softpedia](http://www.softpedia.com/progClean/Simple-Visual-Metronome-Clean-217721.html)

An application to tune your musical instrument. The Tuner using Autocorrelation function or more specifically using SNAC algorithm that proposed by Philip McLeod (http://miracle.otago.ac.nz/postgrads/tartini/papers.html).

This Program plays any looping metronome file while it allows you to record. It will then take the recorded session and cut a loop to the same time length by synchronizing the loop points. Optionally it can mix the two files as well, (Java Required)

A metronome specifically designed for performance drummers. OS Independent, visual, simple and multiple phases (ie: no need to synchronize with the beat). Download and unpack the zip file and open the 'index.html' page for more information.

AMPT is a tool for transforming MIDI messages originating from any external MIDI keyboard or other software in a performance or experimental setting. MIDI is routed and transformed in AMPT by linking devices on a virtual canvas. AMPT Filters will offer delay, echo, transpose, and arpeggio. AMPT also works as a MIDI router or loopback.

This application allows to play midi files with the following additional features: - change volume of any channel in the midi fie - blend channels in and out - add a metronome channel - change tempo - display beat - add markers

This is Java ME metronome capable of creating rhythmic patterns up to 32 beats long using 3 different sound and pause.

A SWT metronome with a spline-based dynamic tempo, and simple meters. JRE 1.5+ required.