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Would you like to create Java technology-based programs that play or create music but don't know where to begin? JFugue is an open-source API that enables you to program music and musical tools without worrying about the details of MIDI. It opens the door to more-advanced music programming and exploration. JFrets, an open-source project that builds on top of JFugue, is an application that can be used to interactively teach guitar by displaying note names and finger positions, playing music in real time, and producing guitar tabs. This session starts with JFugue, explaining the motivations behind the API and illustrating just how easy it makes music programming. It then delves deeper into JFugue, introducing a variety of code and examples that demonstrate microtonal music, rhythm creation, reading from and writing to external musical devices, graphical front ends, and more. The session then takes a look at JFrets, describing how it uses JFugue as the groundwork for a more advanced application, followed by technical details about some of JFrets' music-oriented features, such as the implementation of pull-offs and hammer-ons and the interactive fretboard. With plenty of code samples and generated music, this session promises to rock!
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