Karaoke Mugen is an open source karaoke party managing system for anisong, built with NodeJS. It provides playlist management, public and private modes, and lyrics display. The interface works on computers and mobile devices, and once installed and up-to-date it does not need an internet connection.
Croonify is an AI-powered karaoke video maker. Users upload a song file with vocals and lyrics, add a title and artist, and get a synchronized karaoke video in minutes. It accepts audio or video files such as mp3, m4a, and mp4. The site is intended for parties and events.
MC Musiceditor is free, open source (GPLv2 or above) music notation software made for Windows XP and above, developed by Reinier Maliepaard. It uses a modification of the ABC language, supports note and chord entry, score preview and MIDI playback, and exports to MIDI and PDF. The software is donateware and still maintained.
Nuclear is a free, open-source music player for desktop without ads or tracking. It searches for songs and artists across multiple sources, builds playlists, and keeps a library of favorite artists, albums and tracks. It is available for macOS, Windows and Linux.
Libre.fm is a music service that lets users keep track of their music listening habits. Music player apps and a browser extension report song title, artist and album to Libre.fm, a process called scrobbling, and the data appears on the user's profile and the community page. The project is open source and was founded in 2009.
Audiveris is an open source optical music recognition application under the AGPL V3 license. It couples an OMR engine with an interactive editor to recognize music from digitized images and convert it into its own OMR format or MusicXML. Handwritten scores are not supported, only printed scores, and only common musical symbols are handled. A graphical interface supports verification and manual correction of outputs.
Karaoke Eternal is a self-hosted open karaoke party system. Guests can find and queue songs from their phone's browser, and the browser-based player supports MP3+G files, MP4 videos and WebGL visualizations. The server runs on Windows, Mac, Raspberry Pi or NAS devices and stores data on the server only.
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Croonify is an AI-powered karaoke video maker. Users upload a song file with vocals and lyrics, add a title and artist, and get a synchronized karaoke video in minutes. It accepts audio or video files such as mp3, m4a, and mp4. The site is intended for parties and events.
MC Musiceditor is free, open source (GPLv2 or above) music notation software made for Windows XP and above, developed by Reinier Maliepaard. It uses a modification of the ABC language, supports note and chord entry, score preview and MIDI playback, and exports to MIDI and PDF. The software is donateware and still maintained.
Nuclear is a free, open-source music player for desktop without ads or tracking. It searches for songs and artists across multiple sources, builds playlists, and keeps a library of favorite artists, albums and tracks. It is available for macOS, Windows and Linux.
Libre.fm is a music service that lets users keep track of their music listening habits. Music player apps and a browser extension report song title, artist and album to Libre.fm, a process called scrobbling, and the data appears on the user's profile and the community page. The project is open source and was founded in 2009.
Audiveris is an open source optical music recognition application under the AGPL V3 license. It couples an OMR engine with an interactive editor to recognize music from digitized images and convert it into its own OMR format or MusicXML. Handwritten scores are not supported, only printed scores, and only common musical symbols are handled. A graphical interface supports verification and manual correction of outputs.
Karaoke Eternal is a self-hosted open karaoke party system. Guests can find and queue songs from their phone's browser, and the browser-based player supports MP3+G files, MP4 videos and WebGL visualizations. The server runs on Windows, Mac, Raspberry Pi or NAS devices and stores data on the server only.
