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➡ Genkhord Official Distribution Site
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Genkhord is a tool for music production/DTM.
This tool assists in the process of considering chord progressions. Its main feature is the ability to highlight "easy-to-transition-to chords". I think even DTM beginners can easily create chord progressions.
Genkhord has the following features
Chords
● Suggest and highlight "easy-to-transition-to chords"
● Convert chord constituent notes to chord names
● Specify voicing (omit notes, inversions)
● Display constituent notes as polygons on the circle of fifths/chromatic circle
● Check overtones
● Display chord progressions in a graph network
● MIDI IN chord name estimation
● Drop MIDI files to DAW etc.
Chord Progression (Scratchpad)
● Consider the composition of chord progressions
● Random generation of chord progressions
● Check substitute chords
● Temporary modulation
● Estimate key from chord progression
Scales
● Check scales of various scales, derive chords (Scale Tool)
● Check scales of church modes, derive chords (Mode Tool)
● Convert chords to chord scales
● Convert constituent notes to scale names
Keys
● Suggest modulation (Modulation Helper)
● Estimate key (main window, scratchpad)
● Display circle of fifths
Audio
● Play MP3/WAV files
● Estimate chords from audio waveforms and preview pronunciation
● Key estimation circle of fifths view from audio waveform
● Equal temperament compatible chord/bass split spectrum view
● Circle of fifths arrangement spectrum view
● D&D chords to DAW/scratchpad
● Multi-band spectrum view
● Multi-band sonograph view
● Stem separation (separate sound sources into drums, bass, vocals, and others)
● Use Spleeter AI model for stem separation
● Phase scope (check stereo localization, color-coded for each stem)
● Spiral spectrum view
● Playback speed control (50-150%)
● Playback pitch control (±1 octave)
● FFT size adjustment
● Band-pass filter
● Center cancel
● Save and pre-create stem cache
● File list
● A-B repeat
● Repeat playback
● Shuffle playback
● Album art display
● Jog shuttle control with mouse wheel
Guitar
● Check guitar chord forms
● Alternate tuning settings possible
● Supports multi-string guitars
Harp
● Suggest pedaling
● Check glissando sound production
Mini-games
● Relative/absolute pitch
● Various triads/tetrads
● Various intervals
● White keys/12 keys
System
● VST3 plugin included
● Cooperative operation with standalone sound source
● Cooperative operation with external DAW (confirmed to work with Studio One, FL Studio, etc.)
● Built-in updater
● Runs on Windows 10 (x64)/Windows 11
Music File Player
Nplay12 is a multifunctional music file player
➡Available for download at Genkhord Distribution Site
Basic Functions
●MP3/WAV file playback
Musical Functions
●Chord estimation
●Chord preview pronunciation
●Key estimation circle of fifths view
●Equal temperament compatible chord/bass split spectrum view
●Circle of fifths arrangement spectrum view
●D&D chord MIDI to DAW
Audio Functions
●Multi-band spectrum view
●Multi-band sonograph view
●Stem separation (separates sound sources into drums, bass, vocals, and others)
●Uses Spleeter AI model for stem separation
●Phase scope (check stereo localization, color-coded for each stem)
●Spiral spectrum view
●Playback speed control (50-150%)
●Playback pitch control (±1 octave)
●FFT size adjustment
●Band-pass filter
●Center cancel
●Save and pre-create stem cache
Player Functions
●File list
●A-B repeat
●Repeat playback
●Shuffle playback
●Album art display
●Jog shuttle control with mouse wheel
General
●Built-in updater
●Runs on Windows 10 (x64)/Windows 11
●Can be installed and used at the same time as Genkhord
Nplay24/25
A simple sound file player/visualizer.
➡Nplay24/25 Distribution Site
- Displays waveforms, sonograms, spectrums, etc. using OpenGL/.NET8.
- Supports playback of MP3, WAV, M4A, WMA, AIFF, FLAC, OGG files.
- Pitch and speed can be controlled.
- Supports high DPI environments such as 4K monitors.
- Can be linked with Genkhord.
- Free to use.
Picmv
A graphical digital camera transfer tool.
•Batch copy/move images taken with a digital camera to any directory. •Graphical progress display and preview are possible. •Especially useful when you have multiple digital cameras and memory card readers. •Naming rules are user-defined (from the shooting date and time in the Exif header). •Automatic memory card recognition and ejection. •The destination directory name can also be named from the shooting date and time information. •Can output thumbnails (reduced images). ●Runs on Windows 10/Windows 11.
DOWNLOADS:➡Picmv_x64_Setup.zip
Old Versions
➡Old Versions
Older version installers can be downloaded.
I think that almost all the free software packages released by the author since 1988 are available.
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