MusicV-based Languages
- Cmix is from Paul Lansky and the Princeton Sound Kitchen
- Common LISP Music comes from Bill Schottstaedt at CCRMA
- ATS/ATSH Lisp functions for spectral analysis, audio transformation, and sound synthesis, intended for use with CLM
- Csound Barry Vercoe's gift to the world of computer music and sound synthesis
- Music4C is from James Beauchamp at UIUC
- Nyquist for Linux a patched version of the UNIX Nyquist source package by Roger Dannenberg
- RTCmix is a version of Cmix maintained by Dave Topper, Luke DuBois, Brad Garton, and John Gibson; RTmix is Ivica Ico Bukvic's "performance tool geared towards persons interested in live and interactive electro-acoustic music", especially suited for use with RTCmix
- cmusic is now available in Shahrokh Yadegari's port of the CARL software to Linux
Please see the Csound & Cmix Helpers section for related software.