Funny MIDI Tool for play like Chopin
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Funny MIDI Tool for play like Chopin
Piano LED Visualizer: Connect an LED strip to your Raspberry Pi and create an immersive visual experience for your piano playing
A multi-function commandline MIDI-sequencer for loop patterns.
Loop application synced with jack transport
RPi app providing MIDI features for keyboards: velocity taming, presets for Reface CP, sampling...
Converts MIDI signals from digital piano to keyboard keystrokes to play instruments in the game NARAKA: BLADEPOINT
Small utility that runs a virtual MIDI loopback device
[WIP] Use your MIDI controller(s) in Microsoft Flight Simulator (or any SimConnect-enabled sim)
midi controller board and guide for building a vpo based on a Conn 650 theater organ. Analog organ midicizer compatible with Grandorgue (and likely Hauptwerk)
Use MIDI controllers as joysticks with the help of midi2vJoy and vJoy.
An open-source MIDI-to-CV Eurorack module that runs CircuitPython
Software for Raspberry Pi to Control Roland FP-30 Midi Keyboard using LCD Screen & Rotary RGB Encoder
Terminal based, minimalist, python script that uses MIDI files and connections to generate piano-roll like animation
Keyboard2000 is an ultimate software project that can turn any amount of your computer keyboards into midi devices.
A liberally patched fork of the MIDI router/processor based on Python
A Python script which allows FL Studio to communicate with the MIDI Controller Korg NanoKONTROL.
🎵 Python Polyphonic MIDI Synthesizer 🎵
Official release repo for the Project Hellraiser: Raspberry Piano[TM] and Raspberry Violin[TM]
Demonstrates the retrieval, use and manipulation of midi data using pygame and regex
A digital piano dynamics training program that provides real-time visualizations and feedback for musicians to more accurately monitor their playing and improve expressiveness..
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