Luminous is a fast, local-first player for your own audio library. Built for anyone who wants the convenience of a modern streaming app without giving up ownership of their music. Turn a folder of files into a library you’ll enjoy browsing and listening to.
esoltys.dev/luminous
github.com/esoltys/luminous
Play a music collection that lives on a computer at home, from anywhere. It can be your computer or a friend’s. No port forwarding, no VPN, no account and no cloud copy of your files.
peerloomllc.com/peartune
github.com/peerloomllc/peartune
MCP Server for the Discogs API, enabling music catalog operations, search functionality, and more.
github.com/cswkim/discogs-mcp-server
3D sound for every app on your Linux desktop. Looking for Boom 3D on Linux? Spatial Linux is a free, open-source alternative. It adds a virtual output device to PipeWire and processes everything you play through it: 3D surround for headphones, a room around the music, clarity, bass and a night mode, plus a 10-band equaliser. You can also set each app’s volume separately — game chat quiet, music loud — right from the app. It runs entirely on PipeWire’s built-in filters, so no extra audio plugins are needed.
github.com/Nothingman333/Spatial-Linux
Cross-platform parametric EQ editor for USB DACs. Offline, direct Tauri+React app for desktop and Android.
A small browser-based ear-training tool for practicing pitch, intonation, and frequency recognition using the Web Audio API.
440lab.com
github.com/qwell/440-lab
An open-source pipe organ sample player compatible with Hauptwerk sample sets.
bonninr.github.io/masterpiece
github.com/bonninr/masterpiece
ShinRonin is a ground-up rebuild of Ronin, one of the earliest plugins we ever shipped, first released in 2003. The original paired two delay lines with a set of morphing filters and two fully patchable routing matrices, and it earned a cult following for the strange feedback networks and self-oscillating textures you could build inside it. Twenty years on, we have rebuilt it for modern systems, kept the architecture that made it worth remembering, and released it for free.
Two independent delay lines, each with tempo sync, reverse, looping, and feedback, feed a pair of morphing multimode filters that sweep continuously from notch through lowpass, bandpass, and highpass. There is saturation, two LFOs, and an envelope follower. Everything connects through two on-board matrices: a signal matrix that routes any audio source to any destination, and a modulation matrix that wires the LFOs, envelope, and incoming MIDI to nearly any parameter. It is happy doing clean stereo delays and gentle filtering, but the real fun starts when you patch a feedback loop and let it misbehave.
www.audiodamage.com/pages/shin-ronin
A free and open source Music Player for all your local music files.
overtone.js.org
github.com/biologyscience/overtone
The Geiss screensaver and Winamp music visualization plug-in.
Nuked SC-55 CLAP is a CLAP audio plug-in built upon J.C. Moyer’s fork of nukeykt’s Nuked-SC55, an emulation of the Roland SC-55 Sound Canvas MIDI module.
Unlike the original Nuked-SC55, this version has no graphical user interface. It reacts to MIDI messages like an external MIDI module and is intended for retro gaming, hobby music, and research.
The plug-in supports ROM versions from several original SC-55 models, including the SC-55 v1.00 through v2.00 and SC-55mk2 v1.01. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. The project is based on the original MAME license, which includes restrictions on commercial use, including commercial music production and inclusion in commercial software packages.
The project describes its purpose as helping preserve DOS gaming history while providing historically accurate SC-55 sound through a modern CLAP plug-in.
Note: The plug-in requires ROM dumps from the original hardware; the ROMs are not included with the project.
github.com/johnnovak/Nuked-SC55-CLAP
Ambient sounds for focus and calm.
