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JSigGen is a Java based program that generates sound from your system’s sound card. It allows you to generate noise, tone and timbres according to a complex set of parameters.

To generate sounds, JSigGen uses a powerful virtual instrument called PMU (Power Of My System).PMU is a Java module designed to provide an interface to your system’s sound card. You can use PMU in a variety of applications from audio editing and mixing to live performance.

JSigGen output can be controlled by various parameters including:
Volume
Pitch
Tempo and Timbre
Level
Detune

JSigGen is compatible with Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux operating systems.

Requires Java 1.3 or higher.

License:

This program is free, and it is as simple as it gets. It is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License, and you can get it from us at bthesinsensys.org.

Manual Installation:

To install JSigGen in Windows simply unzip the file and double-click it.
To install JSigGen in Mac OS X, simply unzip the file and drag the ‘JSigGen.app’ to your Applications folder.
To install JSigGen in Linux just drag the ‘JSigGen.gz’ to your appropriate arch directory.

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If you are interested in using the easyScripts ‘Synth’ application, you should consider purchasing that too:

Synthesis Computer Music is a commercial desktop synth application.

As you can see from this screenshot, it is a little more than the little sound engine available with JSigGen.

It comes with a built in polyphonic arpeggiator, and a nice sequencer. It’s also extensible, so you can put up a nice custom control surface using its GUI designer. The GUI Designer is already included with the Synthesis Computer Music software.

Synthesis Computer Music has a slick, professional look and feel.

Synthesis Computer Music is a useful and productive piece of software.

If you are new to the desktop environments, you might feel awkward trying to use a strange application like this with your existing WDM settings in Windows.

However, once you set up all your configurations you will find that all you have to do is plug in your synth module(s) and start

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Towards the end of 2008, I was hired by a multi-national energy company to work on a new technology. I had the task of building a quite complex algorithm that will be used to generate artificial sounds. I chose to use Java since that is a language I am familiar with and since I thought that it would give me the most flexibility. I decided to give this project an artistic twist. Instead of using plain old Java sound utilities, I decided to build my own, Java-based, signal generator. I decided to call this tool ‘JSigGen Free Download’ (Java Sound Generator), which I think is a cool name as it also describes the purpose of the tool.
JSigGen is designed as an accesible signal generator that makes use of your system’s sound card as an output device. It can generate waveforms and can be useful when it comes to tuning musical instruments. JSigGen was written in the Java programming language and can be run on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. I have tested the tool on Windows with the Windows Sonic drivers for several pieces of audio hardware and can confirm that the tool works fine there. Because JSigGen uses the realtime API, I have not tested the tool with Linux or Mac OS X. JSigGen has been compiled using Java 1.6u40 and I have tested JSigGen using an Intel i7 processor.
JSigGen Description:

JSignalGen 0.9 has been released. This is a very stable version of the signal generator and it includes a short introduction to how to use the software. The main improvements compared to 0.8 are:

* The tool has been ported from JDK 1.4 to JDK 1.5 and an icon has been created.
* Several problems have been fixed in code and documentation.
* The tool has been tested for several (audio) hardware configurations.

We are having a Java Bridge Project Competition at the SIGGRAPH 2008 in Los Angeles. The goal of the competition is to give the participants the opportunity to build a Java version of this application, using Swing to build the interface. The participants will have to add a program to the tool, resulting in a different bit of sound. More information on the project, as well as the complete download is available at the Java Bridge Project Competition website.

The JSigGen Standard Application (jsignalg) has been updated to version 0.4. This is a new version that adds a
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JSigGen

JSigGen is designed as an accesible signal generator that makes use of your system’s sound card as an output device.
JSigGen can generate waveforms and can be useful when it comes to tuning musical instruments.
JSigGen is written in the Java programming language and can be run on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.

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There are lots of sound packages in Java. Most of them can work with a range of sound cards, there are some issues with sound when the audio device is in use.

I started with the SoundDevice class in Java, a simple example that plays a single tone. This works on most platforms, but not Mac OS X, Linux, etc.

Then I tried 1) the jwavsound library, that didn’t work with higher hardware volumes, or 2) the jfxsound library, which wouldn’t work, or 3) the javax.sound.sampled library, which could be modified to support sound, but I didn’t want to try, if there was a less intensive alternative.

After browsing through the web, using sound examples, etc. I found that if you find a sound card you like, you can usually get support for it by modifying the java.sound.midi.MidiDevice class.

It’s a bit of a pain to manipulate individual notes in a waveform, but when you have your instrument in the middle of the level, you’re not gonna want any quiet, and you can do it all on the fly.

Modifying the midi device, you can also do interesting things like make a flute sound by using sound system instruments, changing the scale or pitch, and playing rhythms or patterns from a midi sequencer. But we all know that’s not what we’re here for.

JSigGen is written in the Java programming language and can be run on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
JSigGen Description:
JSigGen is designed as an accesible signal generator that makes use of your system’s sound card as an output device.
JSigGen can generate waveforms and can be useful when it comes to tuning musical instruments.
JSigGen is written in the Java programming language and can be run on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.

JSigGen is designed as an accesible

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System Requirements:

Recommended:
Requires a monitor or TV with at least 1680×1050 resolution.
PC system requirements can be found here.
Minimum Recommended OS:
Windows 8.1 or Windows 7
Mac OS X 10.7 or later
SteamOS or SteamOS
Linux (Mint, Debian, etc)
Minimum Recommended Processor:
2.1 GHz Processor, 4 GB RAM
Intel Core 2 Quad 2.4 GHz or better
AMD Phenom II 2.5 GHz or better
NVIDIA GeForce 8

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