Free hexen band software for linux

UltraMixer is a DJ-Mixing-Software which enables you to mix digital music in various formats such as MP3, OGG, WAV, WMA or CDs in real time.
All you need is a sound card. The DJs turntables are replaced by two digital SoundPlayers, the "vinyls" are available within seconds through the integrated FileArchive.
UltraMixer is also perfectly suited for the use as virtual jukebox in restaurants, hair studios or medical surgeries. UltraMixer is freely available (freeware*).
Main features:
- MP3,WMA,OGG,CD,WAV,FLAC,ASF,MIDI,XM,IT,MOD,...
- Online CD-title query (CDDB)
- Monitoring over headhones
- Multi-soundcard support
- 3 Band EQEmphasize element in the screenshot
- Volume CrossfaderEmphasize element in the screenshot
- Adjustable fading modesEmphasize element in the screenshot
- Automatic mixingEmphasize element in the screenshot
- BPM Counter
- Reverse Play
- Pitch (-/+ 50%)Emphasize element in the screenshot
- TalkoverEmphasize element in the screenshot
- Keyboard and MIDI control
- Support of the Hercules DJ Console
- Database-driven file archiveEmphasize element in the screenshot
- Unlimited number of cue points
- User-friendly user interface
- Support of skinning for the user interface
- Automatic update function

AcidRip is a Gtk2::Perl application for ripping and encoding DVDs. It neatly wraps MPlayer and MEncoder, which I think is pretty handy, seeing as MPlayer is by far the best bit of video playing kit around for Linux.
As well as creating a simple Graphical Interface for those scared of getting down and dirty with MEncoders command line interface, It also automates the process in a number of ways:
- Parses DVD into contents tree
- Finds longest title
- Calculate video bitrate for given filesize
- Finds black bands and crops them
- Gives suggestions for improved performance
- Other stuff!
Acidrip is *NOT* an encoding program. It does not do a single bit of encoding by itself. It can not do anything complicated that MEncoder can not do, e.g. output to VCD format etc... Feature requests are always welcome but please be very sure that is within the "jurisdiction" of my program.

Libfilth is a library for designing, analysing, transforming and executing digital FIR and IIR filters.
The filter design methods include:
- FIR filter with linear-phase, least-squares design.
- FIR filter with complex specification, least-squares Design.
- FIR filter with linear-phase, minimax-design using linear programming.
- FIR filter with linear-phase, minimax-design using Remes algorithm.
- FIR filter with minimum-phase and optimal amplitude.
- FIR filter with complex specification, minimax-design.
- FIR filter with group delay constraints.
- FIR optimal window using quadratic programming.
- FIR filter with minimum-phase by spectral factorisation.
- FIR filter design by cepstrum technique.
- Analog filter design Bessel-Thomson, Butterworth, Chebyshev type I, II and Elliptic function filter.
- Transformation of analog to analog and analog to digital filters.
- All-pass realization of IIR filters.
- FIR half-band filters.
- DFT filterbanks and parallel DFT filterbanks design and implementation.
- Analysis functions for calculating the properties if analog, IIR and FIR filters.

Wad2PDF examines wad files and prints an overhead picture of all levels to a PDF file.
Wad2PDF is a program that converts the levels in Doom wad files into PDF files. The result has a birds eye view of every level, with floors neatly texturized and all items in the level in their proper places.
The PDF output can be imported to graphics programs for further editing or printed out directly. You can even create wall-sized mega posters of your favorite Doom levels.
Main features:
- supports all Doom games: Ultimate Doom, Doom II, Heretic, Hexen, and Strife
- full pwad support
- creates browsable PDF with bookmarks identified by level names
- reads gl nodes both from wads and GWA files
- resulting PDF is vectorized and can be zoomed arbitrarily (extreme zooms will make the textures blocky, though)
- available under the GPL
- does not support hi-res graphics or scaled/zoomed flats

AudioTT is ID3 tag editor, which is FREE to use.
AudioTT supports both ID3 tags (ID3v1 and ID3v2). Editing ID3 tags by this application is very easy and saves your time, beacause it allows you to edit a heap of MP3 files at once.
This function is useful especialy for those who own a big collection of MP3s. Imagine that you have a discography of the QUEEN - it means hundreds of MP3 files. It would be silly to edit ID3 tag of each file separately. Therefore you may load the whole dicography to AudioTT, then write QUEEN to the Band item of ID3 tag and press Save/F12.
If you do so, AudioTT will write QUEEN as a Band to all files of your discography. In exactly the same way you may edit all the items of ID3 tag (Year, Album, Pictures, Official web site of the band/artist...).
AudioTT contains a panel, which shows the detailed information of MP3 files. It contains also another panel, which dynamicaly creates statistic for all your MP3s, which are in that moment loaded into AudioTT (Total time, Average time, Average bitrate, Average sampling rate...). If you are not interested in these information, you may simply hide the panels...
Pictures of jpeg, gif and other types represents a form of binary data similar to audio, video or text data. ID3 tag version 2 (ID3v2) has been proposed so it can contain any type of data. Therefore the new version of AudioTT is now able to handle pictures data. It means that AudioTT is now able to store any count of pictures into ID3 tag. Moreover you can specify a picture by selecting a type (Front cover, Band logotype, ...) and inserting an arbitrary comment.
This all is possible to do with a new tool - Pictures manager. It allows you also to export all images to external files (jpeg, png, gif), remove all images from MP3... This all can be done at one mose click! However, dont forget that adding too many images into ID3 tags might rapidly increase size of your MP3 files!
Main features:
- support of MP3 file format
- support of ID3v1 and ID3v2 tags
- support of 39 items of ID3 tag version 2
- full support of "Pictures", "Comments" ...
- ability to read, edit and save hundreds ID3 tags at once
- comprehensive MP3 details panel
- dynamic creation of MP3s statistic
- multilingual
- multi/cross platform

songanalysis software analyzes a song in WAV, Ogg Vorbis, or MP3 format and produces an output consisting of the volume differential, the relative strength in each frequency band, and the tempo.

This is useful if you want to build something that lets you find out whether you have duplicate files, if you need to find out the tempo of your songs, or if you need to find similar songs according to how they sound.

JAMin is the JACK Audio Connection Kit (JACK) Audio Mastering interface. JAMin is an open source application designed to perform professional audio mastering of stereo input streams.
JAMin project uses LADSPA for digital signal processing (DSP).
Main features:
- Linear filters
- JACK I/O
- 30 band graphic EQ
- 1023 band hand drawn EQ with parametric controls
- Spectrum analyser
- 3 band peak compressor
- Lookahead brickwall limiter
- Multiband stereo processing
- Presets and scenes
- Loudness maximiser

Band Saw is a syslog monitoring program for the GNOME desktop. Band Saw project allows the user to setup filters that define which messages should generate alerts.

Combined with syslogs remote logging functionality it provides a scalable and easily deployed monitoring solution.

How does it work?

Band Saw is really quite simple; it monitors messages that are fed to it from a suitably configured syslog server, looking out for messages that contain text that the administrator is interested in. Any log message that matches the administrators filters will be brought to the users attention via a dialog box that pops up on screen.

Because syslog itself supports propagating messages between seperate computers, with syslog and Band Saw you can easily monitor a large number of computers for critical errors.