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Advanced Mario Sequencer (AMS) is a remake of the sequencer feature from the SNES game Mario Paint. It enables users to create music using original Mario Paint samples or custom SoundFonts. The Windows version is functional, while the macOS version is incompatible with recent operating systems due to lack of 64-bit support.
Hogeschool van Amsterdam down in Amsterdam, The Netherlands is known for Business, Management and Accounting, Social Sciences and Arts and Humanities.
University of Amsterdam, tucked away in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, is kind of a big deal for Psychology, Social Sciences and Arts and Humanities.
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam down in Amsterdam, The Netherlands is strong in Psychology, Medicine and Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology.
Search and download open datasets published for Amsterdam.
Ons Amsterdam is a magazine publishing features, commentary and specialist editorial coverage.
Search engineering data collections and supporting experimental data from NLD.
Research data portal for exploring engineering records, including datasets.
Search a government or civic data catalog for reusable public information.
A collection of audio plugins and Kontakt instruments published by an Amsterdam-based creative technologist. Audio plugins are offered in VST and Audio Unit formats for macOS and Windows, and the plugins also work on Linux hosts when built from source. All plugins and instruments are free to use.
Silicon Canals is an independent publication about human behaviour, technology and power, founded in Amsterdam in 2014 and published by Brown Brothers Media. It reports across two sections, Technology & Power and Work & Money, covering technology, AI, business, money, work, careers and companies. Founded to report on the Netherlands and Europe's technology and startup ecosystem, it publishes for a global audience.
UrbanRail.Net is a site about metro, subway, and light rail systems. It lists cities including Amsterdam, London, Moscow, Tokyo, and Sydney, and offers publications such as a tram atlas. The site is maintained and updated by Robert Schwandl.
