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plugdata is a free, open-source visual audio programming environment and a modern fork of Pure Data. It offers VST3, AU, CLAP and LV2 plugin export, includes the ELSE and Cyclone libraries, and supports Daisy hardware and code export. It runs as a standalone app, a DAW plugin, or on embedded hardware.
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SuperCollider is a platform for audio synthesis and algorithmic composition, used by musicians, artists and researchers working with sound. It is free and open source software for Windows, MacOS and Linux. Its three main components are scsynth, a real-time audio engine implemented as a server; sclang, an interpreted programming language acting as a client; and scide, an editor for sclang.
Element is a modular plugin host for Mac, Windows and Linux. It is used to build effect racks and instruments and to route audio and MIDI, running on stage or as a plugin inside a DAW. It is free and open source under GPLv3, with development funded by its users. It supports CLAP and LV2 alongside VST, VST3 and AU.
WaveTracker is a free and open source music-making software for Windows. It uses wavetable synthesis and sampling to generate sounds, and supports drawing up to 100 custom waves, custom instrument macros, sample importing, and export to .wav format.
Wavacity is a port of the Audacity audio editor to the web browser. It is free, open-source software released under the GNU GPL v2, and requires no install. The project states it is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by Audacity.
Furnace is a free and open-source chiptune music tracker that supports many old-school 8-bit and 16-bit systems, from the Atari 2600 and Commodore PET to SNES, Genesis and arcades. It emulates numerous sound chips and uses a true, real-time sound engine.
plugdata is a free, open-source visual audio programming environment and a modern fork of Pure Data. It offers VST3, AU, CLAP and LV2 plugin export, includes the ELSE and Cyclone libraries, and supports Daisy hardware and code export. It runs as a standalone app, a DAW plugin, or on embedded hardware.
