Interval Music Compositor

Interval Music Compositor, a multi-platform software for creating interval music compilations out of multiple sound files.

How to download binary?

There are pre-built distributions for the major operating systems to be found on the github releases page: Interval Music Compositor releases. A small user manual can be found on the Github project page.

How to build?

You certainly need a Java development kit (>= 17) installed on your system. Alternatively use jenv to control the used JDK. Then, clone the repository and use the packaged gradle binary to either run the program,

$ ./gradlew run

execute its tests,

$ ./gradlew check

or create the distribution for the supported operating system (Linux, Windows, and Mac). In this case, you also need to:

• place the respective JDKs and JavaFX jmods (the 'target platform') on your system according to the jlink task in the intervalmusiccompositor.app/build.gradle file, and
• set up a Rust build environment in the intervalmusiccompositor.updater/native-src with the respective toolchains (see README file there).

Then, build with:

$ ./gradlew distAll

The distribution archives are then to be found in the intervalmusiccompositor.app/build/distributions/ folder.

Note: The assumption is that we are using a Linux system to build the software. If you have another operating system you might need to adapt the OS-specific dependencies in intervalmusiccompositor.ui.fx/build.gradle which are only used to directly run the software with the build tool Gradle.