Free Music Players

Mixxx

"Mixxx is an open source DJ tool. Mixxx is designed for DJ'ing for both professional and semi-professional users. Mixxx was started in early 2001 as one of the first digital DJ systems. Today Mixxx includes many features common to digital DJ solutions, but also some very unique features: It is free, and runs on all major desktop operating systems. Futhermore Mixxx has a number of key features to help the DJ in the live mix: Beat estimation, parallel visual displays, and support for many DJ input controllers.

At the moment we are working on Mixxx 2.0 bringing some major new features, including waveform summary displays, new sound effects, and support for pitch independent time stretch.

Mixxx reads most popular sound formats, including MP3, Ogg Vorbis, Wave and Aiff. For communication Mixxx supports MIDI and standard input devices such as Joysticks and mice.

Mixxx is available on all major desktop operating systems, including Linux, Windows and MacOS X. Mixxx is Open Source and can be used and downloaded for free. Mixxx is distributed under the GPL.

Mixxx is designed with a strong focus on interaction. Mixxx is easy to use for novice and professional DJ's, also when going live. Integration with Prokyon3, a music management application, is now possible for efficient access to your music library."

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General Resources
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Features
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Software License
GNU General Public License (GPL)

Documentation
Mixxx Docs

Help and Support
Mixxx Manual (PDF)
Mixxx Tutorial
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System Requirements
There is no page for the system requirements. Mixxx can run on Linux, Mac OS C and Windows.

Hardware Requirements
There is currently no page for hardware requirements. Mixxx can run on x86 and PPC architectures.

Development Links
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Users Links
Mixxx Forum

Contact Information
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More Project Information
Mixxx on Sourceforge
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Reviews
Mixxx Review on Softpedia
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Extras and Other Links
Mixxx on Digg
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Mixxx Credits
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Language Support
English

OpenSebJ

Description from OpenSebJ Developer Website:

"OpenSebJ is a free real time audio sample mixer that runs on Microsoft Windows. The source code for OpenSebJ is released under the GNU General Public License.

Features include:
(o) Supports loading of 255 Audio samples (wave format), which can be played in real time
(o) Sample properties such as, Volume, Pan and Frequency can be adjusted individually for each sample (even during mid play)
(o) A composition tool is provided, presented in a familiar multi-track sequencer environment. Looping compositions are also supported.
(o) Samples can be linked to keys on the keyboard and trigged in real time when a key press occurs
(o) Each sample can also have the play cursor position adjusted while the sample is playing, to provide a virtual needle to be moved
(o) Stream to disk recording, allows all audio played from OpenSebJ to be saved
(o) Pitch shifter roll, allows an order to be setup, so that each time a sample is played the next pitch shift in the sequence is undertaken before the sample is played. I.e. set up a sample to key '1', then setup a pitch shift sequence, high,mid,low,higher etc (using frequency values which are transposed to on screen 'ranges' to allow easier utilisation)"

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OpenSebJ Forums

More Links:
OpenSebJ Blog
OpenSebJ Sourceforge Listing
OpenSebJ Feature Requests

ANGULA

Description from the Official AGNULA Developer Website:

"The AGNULA project is a volunteer based project aiming to spread Libre Software in the professional audio and video arena.

AGNULA's main task is the development of a reference multimedia distribution for the GNU/Linux operating system completely based on Free Software as approved by the Free Software Foundation. It's called DeMuDi and is based on Debian."

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