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Mopidy is an extensible music server written in Python. It plays music from local disk, Spotify, SoundCloud and Internet radio, and runs in a terminal or background on Linux computers and Macs. Out of the box it is an HTTP server; with the Mopidy-MPD extension it also becomes an MPD server. Users control playback from phones, tablets or computers with MPD or web clients.
mStream is open source software for syncing and streaming music between devices. It is a self-hosted music server that runs on a computer the user owns, including old hardware and boards like the Raspberry Pi. Streams can include FLAC and lossless files, and the server is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, Raspberry Pi and NAS boxes, with Docker and source install options.
A rentry page compiling high-resolution music download services that still work, prompted by Apple and RIAA actions against free music providers. It is divided into sections covering ripping bots, services requiring an account, ripping services and further sources, and also outlines the audio quality offered by common streaming services.
MusicBrainz is an open music encyclopedia that collects music metadata and makes it available to the public. It is maintained by a global community of users, and most of its database is released into the Public Domain.
MusicButler sends notifications about new albums and singles from artists and bands a user follows. It offers a curated feed of new releases and an email drop when followed artists release music. Users can connect a music streaming account to import artists, and RSS is available. Release types can be excluded.
Playlistor is an online converter for playlists between Apple Music and Spotify. It transfers music collections across the two platforms. The site presents the converter as free and easy to use and shows recently converted playlists.
Random Song Generator is a website that generates random songs from Spotify music to help music enthusiasts discover new songs and artists. Users enter a number from 1 to 10 and generate tracks per run, with unlimited generations; an invalid or blank number defaults to 6 results. A YouTube version is also referenced.
Rmpc is a configurable terminal-based client for the Music Player Daemon, inspired by ncmpcpp. It displays album cover art through the Kitty, Sixel and Iterm2 protocols, offers ranger/lf-style browsing of a music library, synchronized lyrics, Cava visualisation, playlist management and scripting through CLI mode and script hooks. Keybinds and colors are configurable.
SampleSwap is a free sound sample library offering audio samples, drum loops and kits, vocals and royalty-free music for download. The collection includes drum loops, drum hits, melodic loops, vocal samples, sound effects and instrument sounds. Tracks in the royalty-free music section carry licenses describing whether they may be remixed or used in commercial productions.
SoundCloud is a music streaming service where users can stream and listen to music online. The site states that it offers over 320 million music tracks and describes an online community of artists, bands, DJs, and audio creators. It also notes browser compatibility requirements.
Swing Music is a self-hosted music streaming server and player for audio files. It offers a folder browser, recommendations and mixes, listening stats, fuzzy search, duplicate handling and collections. It can be installed on Linux or Mac with a command, run with Docker, or used as portable binaries. The project states that more features are planned for future releases.
Unminus is a source for curated royalty free music intended for videos, games, apps, podcasts, YouTube and events. Visitors can play or download the music, which is organized by genre, mood and tempo. The site states there are no rules and no ads.
VGMusic is a video game music archive that offers MIDI files from games across many platforms, including Nintendo, Sega, Sony, Microsoft, Atari and arcade systems. The site dates its archive to 1996 and lists 31,806 music files.
Vizzy is an online tool for creating free music visualizers and lyric videos. It provides a powerful online editor for producing professional music videos to help users attract more listeners and grow their audience.
Netabc.tcl is a Tcl/Tk user interface for creating web pages that display abc music notation files using Jef Moine's Abc2svg JavaScript library. It renders tunes in common music notation in the browser and plays them, and the generated html file is stored on the user's computer. The program requires tcl/tk 8.5 or 8.6, though Windows users can run netabc.exe.
A listening site that blends ambient music with city sounds, a project running since 2011. It offers shows including air traffic control, shipping forecast and transit control recordings. Most music on the site is available from Bandcamp, and the site is listener-supported.
Awesome Music is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
Awesome Music Production is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
Awesome Sheet Music is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
Retro Music Player is an offline music player for Android with a Material design interface. It includes multiple app themes, now playing themes, a built-in tag editor, lyrics support, smart playlists and support for more than 30 languages.
Sort Your Music is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
YT Music Deleter is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
3ost is an audio or music resource for streaming, discovery, editing, production, or library management.
Ampache is a web-based audio and video streaming application and file manager that provides access to a music and video collection from internet-enabled devices. It is free and open source under AGPLv3 and serves one catalog over its native API, Subsonic and OpenSubsonic, a Jellyfin-compatible backend, UPnP/DLNA and DAAP.
