Open-source projects
We love open source! As a community-focused company, we try to share as much of our work with the public as possible. Do you want to get involved, or are you curious about what else we create? Check out our GitHub profile to stay up-to-date with our open source development. Feel free to contribute your skills and knowledge to developing the next-generation music creation powerhouse. Keep reading to learn about some of our most exciting projects and initiatives.
OpenVB
A 21st century voice database standard
Meet OpenVB, a highly customizable specification for singing synthesis data annotation. This standard allows you to target concatenative and neural applications with a single configuration file. Gone are the days of painstakingly editing decades-old configuration files, stored in obscure text encodings and full of guesswork: OpenVB defines an easy-to-use, easy-to-implement framework for community singing corpuses.
The code is on GitHubcommonnote
One clipboard format to rule them all
The commonnote specification defines a common clipboard data interface for music apps, mainly targeted at singing synthesis software. This standard is already directly supported by Mikoto Studio and Maghni AI. Community implementations for various other singing synthesizers also exist. We also built a Rust library so you can easily implement commonnote yourself.
audiobuffer
Sound, and nothing else
You are a music app developer. What do you want? Sound. When do you want it? ASAP. How do you want it? As simple as possible. Audiobuffer is a Rust crate with only one function: audio. Any data type, any bitrate, any number of channels. All of this behind a JUCE-like interface that makes it easy to get started right away.
