Riff is an open-source, telemetry-free desktop music app and player for Windows, Linux, and macOS. It unifies playback across YouTube Music, YouTube, SoundCloud, and offline local media into a single high-performance interface without ads, subscriptions, or login constraints. Provides very fancy UI and layout.
Built with Electron, Vanilla JavaScript, and WebGL, Riff provides responsive UI interactions and hardware-accelerated audio visualization without runtime framework overhead. The project is distributed under the MIT license and enforces strict privacy: all configuration, cached streams, and playback history remain strictly on the local machine.
Features:
High quality streaming with YouTube Music, YouTube, and SoundCloud without third-party advertisements or account requirements
Offline lossless playback with full local library support for high resolution formats including FLAC, WAV, MP3, OGG, and M4A.
Easy built-in audio editor, downloading with effects or trimming 10-band & 3-band equalizer, and real-time DSP effects (speed, pitch, reverb, distortion).
1-Click multi-platform playlist migration: Direct import and resolution of public playlists from Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and SoundCloud
Material Design 3 UI: Dynamic color extraction from album artwork, deep UI theming, responsive layout presets, and an integrated CSS editor
Hardware-Accelerated Visuals: Canvas and WebGL visualizers including real-time frequency analyzers, an interactive squiggly progress scrubber, and synchronized karaoke lyrics.
Discord Rich Presence: Real-time playback status reporting track metadata, artist info, and elapsed time to Discord.
Zero Telemetry: No tracking identifiers, analytics pings, or background data collection.
Fullscreen mode with fancy lyrics animation.
Albums – see all of your favorite artist albums.
Customization – built in theme editor, configure everything, and a CSS editor, with animated backgrounds and interface opacity sliders.
Plugins – built-in plugin feature where you can add a plugin to edit how Riff works with something or add a new function.
Collaborative sheet-music & lyrics annotation for bands and ensembles: a reactive web editor (TroubaStudio), an authoritative Go sync core (TroubaCore), and an offline mobile presenter (TroubaStage).
Manifold is a desktop audio batch-processing tool built for inspecting, transforming, and exporting large collections of audio files with a visual workflow editor. Useful for checking and pre-processing audio for game-audio production, podcasts and broadcast, it is designed to make repetitive tasks more efficient and reproducible.
It combines a polished ImGui-based interface with a custom node-based audio pipeline, allowing you to build repeatable processing chains for tasks such as loudness normalization, peak limiting, DC offset cleanup, resampling, and format conversion.Why Manifold?
Manifold was designed to make audio batch work feel more structured and reproducible. Instead of manually running ad-hoc commands or scripting every step, you can:
import whole folders of audio files,
inspect their metadata and analysis results,
create reusable processing chains,
export processed files with consistent naming and format settings.
This makes it useful for workflows such as podcast preparation, mastering prep, broadcast delivery, and game-audio asset processing.
Key Features:
Batch import of files and folders
Drag-and-drop support from the file explorer
Built-in audio playback for quick previews
File table with metadata and analysis metrics
Configurable processing workflows using nodes
Output settings for folder, naming, format, and subtype
Background processing with task history and logs
Parallel analysis for loudness and DC offset metrics
Supported Processing Nodes:
Manifold includes a growing set of audio processing and analysis nodes, including:
Loudness analysis
Loudness normalization
True peak limiting
DC offset removal
Peak normalization
Channel mixing
Silence trimming
Fade in/out
Loudness compliance checks
Clipping detection
Dynamic range analysis
These nodes can be chained together to create custom pipelines for different production scenarios.
Advanced file renamer component for foobar2000 media player. This plugin helps you rename your physical audio files on your hard drive based on their metadata tags, while ensuring a seamless, smart, and fully automated workflow.
Key Features:
Smart Track Number Padding: Automatically scans all selected tracks. If the album contains 100 or more tracks, it pads numbers to 3 digits (001, 002), otherwise it defaults to 2 digits (01, 02) dynamically.
Intelligent Compilation (Various Artists) Detection: Automatically checks %album artist% and %artist% tags. If it detects a compilation, it seamlessly applies your custom VA formatting template.
Advanced Case Conversion: Supports Title Case, Smart Title Case (keeps short words like a, an, the, and, with lowercase), Sentence case, ALL CAPS, and lowercase.
Roman Numerals Preservation: Intelligently detects standalone Roman numerals (e.g., Part iii) and forces them to uppercase (Part III) across all case conversion modes (except lowercase). Includes protection against false positives (words like MIX, DIV).
Extended Unicode & Ligature Support: Works perfectly with Windows native APIs, preserving and processing complex characters like æ, œ, ß, and language-specific diacritics.
Safe Formatting Menu: Quick insertion menu for popular tags and safely escaped syntax characters like '(', ')', '[', ']', and single/double quotes (', '').
Seamless Playlist Synchronization & Reload: Automatically replaces dead file links in all open playlists with the newly renamed paths. Instantly reloads file tags and durations in the background—no broken links, no manual reloading required!
Robust Error Handling: If a file cannot be renamed (e.g., if it is locked or currently playing), the plugin bypasses it without crashing and provides a detailed summary report of successful and failed files.
Persistent Settings: Remembers your custom single/VA templates, history list, checkboxes status, and even your preferred window column widths between sessions.
🎵 M3U/M3U8 Playlist Generation (v1.1)
The plugin now includes built-in support for generating playlist files automatically during the renaming process:
Save M3U Checkbox: Automatically creates a playlist file in the top-level directory of your processed files.
Custom Naming Templates: Use standard foobar2000 title formatting syntax (like %album% or %artist% - %album%) to dynamically name your playlist file.
EXTINF Metadata: Optional toggle to write standard #EXTM3U and #EXTINF headers containing track durations and formatted titles (%artist% - %title%).
Smart Conflict Resolution & Overwrite Toggle: Prevents accidental loss of data. If overwrite is disabled, the plugin safely creates incremented filenames like Playlist (1).m3u.
UTF-8 Compatibility: Playlists are written with a proper UTF-8 BOM, ensuring seamless support for non-ASCII characters, symbols, and ligatures.
Ear Tag is a simple audio file tag editor. It is primarily geared towards making quick edits or bulk-editing tracks in albums/EPs. Unlike other tagging programs, Ear Tag does not require the user to set up a music library folder. It can:
Edit tags of MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG and WMA files
Modify metadata of multiple files at once
Rename files using information from present tags
Identify files using AcoustID
Network access is only used for the “Identify selected files” option.
A collection of graphical midi based editors, each made specifically for the BOSS SY-1000 , Roland VG-99 guitar, or VB-99 bass synth units, which provide an alternative to the Boss or Roland version of midi editors, with full features and control of the SY-1000, VG-99, or VB-99 from a Windows, Mac, or Linux computer.
Features:
Midi editing of parameters on-line or off-line, text list generation of settings, file load/save/backup/restore, ease of use with graphical interface.
A different version specific for each device.
SY-1000FloorBoard version also has features to convert patches from VG-99,VB-99, GP-10, GT-1000 units.
Fruityloops clone with sound samples using Fmodex lib
BlackDiamond (formerly Crazy Machine) is a project I neglected for years until I got back into making music. The package comes with free VST plugins and samples, and soon to be introduced at some point in time, perfect sequencer sample mixer playback thingamagiggy we are now back in full armor trying to create the wildest dreams of software working on BlackDiamond.
Features:
Six built in effects for each 16 channels Flange, Chorus, Compression, Echo, Distortion, Reverb
fruity loops style pattern manipulation
Written in FreeBasic, the most best freeware IDE compiler for basic language
Recent May 2019 re-programming to V3
VST and Dialog window support, switch plugins with a click
calculations are now down to the clock cycle to milliseconds
Load VST plugins, samples during playback.
View VST plugin dialog, which works when using SET MS method
SET MS (Alter VST plugin data) now very easily tuneable
Supports ASIO Interface and Microsoft Windows wave file writing
Partiels is an audio analysis application that allows you to explore the content and characteristics of sounds.
Features:
Partiels allows analysis of one or several audio files using Vamp plug-insloading data files, visualizing, editing, organizing, and exporting the results as images or text files that can be used in other applications such as Max, Pure Data, Open Music, etc.
Windows, Mac & Linux support
Multiformat support
Multichannel support
Multiaudiofile support
Analyzing audio with Vamp plug-ins
Visualizing results as spectrogram, lines, and markers
Loading results from CSV, LAB, JSON, CUE & SDIF formats
Batch processing
Command line interface to analyze, export, and convert results
Consolidating documents for sharing
Alongside Partiels, a wide range of analyses based on audio engines developed at IRCAM and outside are ported to Vamp plug-ins. These plug-ins allow you to perform FFT, LPC, transient, fundamental, formant, tempo, TTS and many other analyses. You can also find a large number of analysis plug-ins on the Vamp plug-ins website.
Tascam Podcast Editor is a software application specialising in the production of voice content such as podcasts, Internet radio, audio books, and voice logs.
From recording to editing and file output, the Tascam Podcast Editor provides all the functions necessary to publish a programme with intuitive, easy operation.
Tascam Podcast Editor | Simple Audio Editor for Podcast Creation