Free techno software for windows

This is an Internet radio streamer Widget based on radioStreamer by Henrik Virking.
To see a full list of channels supported, please see the Widgets information page.
Techno & News brings, right on your desktop a nice collection of radio stations that suits your radio needs.
Its powered by Windows Media Player.
If anyone wants a different genre of music, leave it in the comments.

A great, colorful desktop theme for the MTV show AMP. If you like techno and trippy images, get this theme.

A percussion sample sequencer that plays SequBeat songs in a Techno style sample set. The samples are of CD Quality (44.1Khz) and are real drum samples so With real sampled percussion sounds, you will have the sound and feel of a real drum kit. Features include an excellent practice tool forguitar, bass, keyboard, and so on; 16 high-quality samples; individual left and right panning for each sample. This program is great for practicing or jamming out.

Csound is a user-programmable and user-extensible sound processing language Csound is a music and sound synthesis system, that will provide you with facilities for composition and performance over a wide range of platforms.
Csound is not restricted to any style of music, having been used for many years in the creation of classical, pop, techno, ambient, experimental, and (of course) computer music, as well as music for film and television.
Csound 5 is the current version and its software architecture has been greatly redesigned, presenting a number of significant advantages over Csound 4 for both the user and for developers wishing to call Csound from their own software.
Main features:
- A new, easier to manage build system using SCons.
- The use of widely--accepted open source libraries
- libsndfile for soundfile input and output.
- PortAudio with ASIO drivers for low-latency, real-time audio input and output.
- FLTK for graphical widgets that can be programmed in orchestra code.
- PortMidi for real-time MIDI input and output.
- In addition, Istvan Varga has contributed native MIDI and audio drivers for Windows and Linux.
- Simplified audio buffering system.
- Status returns from all internal functions, including opcode functions.
- MIDI interop opcodes, that enable the same instrument definitions to be used interchangeably for either live MIDI performance or off-line, score-driven performance.
- Plugin opcodes are working and becoming more widely accepted. Many opcodes have been moved to plugins.
- The FluidSynth-based SoundFont opcodes.
- Python opcodes allowing Python code to execute in the orchestra header or in instrument code, at i-rate or k-rate.
- Loris opcodes for time/frequency analysis and resynthesis.
- Control bus opcodes.
- Audio mixer opcodes.
- String conversion opcodes.
- Improved Open Sound Control (OSC) opcodes.
- Vectorial opcodes.
- The pvs opcodes for real-time spectral processing, a port of Mark Dolsons phase vocoder code.
- The ATS opcodes for spectral Analysis, Transformation, and Synthesis of sound based on a sinusoidal plus critical-band noise model. A sound in ATS is a symbolic object representing a spectral model that can be sculpted using a variety of transformation functions. These opcodes can read, transform and resynthesize ATS analysis files. Please note that you need the ATS application to produce analysis files.
- The STK opcodes, consisting of Perry Cooks original Synthesis Toolkit in C++ instruments, in C++, adapted as opcodes.
- DSSI and LADSPA adapter opcodes for hosting DSSI and LADSPA plugins in Csound.
- vst4cs VST adapter opcodes for hosting VST plugins in Csound.
- The OpcodeBase.hpp header file for writing plugin opcodes in C++. This is based on the technique of static polymorphism via template inheritance.
- Istvan Vargas csound5gui frontend for Csound, simplifying the editing of Csound, the use of Csound especially for live performance, and the monitoring of performances.
- Victor Lazzarinis Tcl/Tk frontends for Csound, cstclsh and cswish.
- The Csound API is becoming more standardized and more widely used.
- Csound is now truly re-entrant, meaning that multiple instances of Csound can run at the same time, in the same process.

Rubberduck is a virtual acid and techno software-synthesizer for your pc. Rubberduck is a virtual acid and techno software-synthesizer for your pc.
Its whole concept is based and created on the legendary cult synthesizer the Roland TB-303.
With this bass synthesizer released for Windows 95 in 1996 (way before Propellerheads Rebirth, was available), d-lusion pioneered the market of realtime software synthesizers on standard processors. Roughly based on the the well known TB-303, Rubberducks synthesis model consists of an oscillator wave with a resonant filter sweep applied to it combined with an efficient hardware sequencer design which resolves in the typical twisted, screaming, bubbling bass sound that is often used in Acid House, Goa Trance, or Techno productions.
Rubberduck featured realtime digital resonant dynamic filters, frequency and volume envelope (DCA, DCF), 4 basic waveforms, dual oscillator sound generation (starting with version 2.0), a 224 note sequencer, a drum section where samples could be synchroneous played back, an effect unit (delay/feedback/distortion) and was fully Windows 95 compatible.
Main features:
- Standalone software synthesizer
- 5 standard oscillators
- Dual oscillator model including "morphing"
- Realtime resonant filters
- Great user interface & skin support
- Frequency and volume envelopes
- 256 notes step sequencer
- Sound effects: hall, reverb, distortion
- 16bit 44.1 khz CD quality
- Midi support
- .wav rendering option.wav rendering option
- Groove section for drumloops