TUTORIALS:

>>  Simple Graphical User Interface 1
          This tutorial shows how to create a basic user interface in Java and have it control your jMusic score creation.

>>  Graphical User Interfaces - Stage 2
          Now that we have covered the basics of creating a window frame and putting single component in it
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>>  Graphical User Interface - Stage 3
          This third stage adds three new aspects to the GUI.

>>  Graphical User Interface - Stage 4
          This fourth stage of the GUI development on top of jMusic utilises dialog saving routines from the native OS and enables scores to be viewed with           the jMusic ShowScore tool.

>>  Getting into the 'swing' of Java GUI's: Simple Graphical User Interface 5
          This tutorial shows how to implement the swing libraries.

>>  Graphical User Interface - File Dialogs
          This demo implements Java's FileDialog routines to utilise the OS's native load and save prompts, which is more flexible than previous examples -           and more cool looking :)

>>  jMusic Tools and Utilities
       Like many software projects, jMusic has some core and some additional elements.

>>  Histogram
          The Histogram class can display a graph of how frequently particular note attributes occur within a score.

>>  JM-550 Drum Machine: No GUI version
          This series of classes introduces a simple, but extendible, drum machine program.

>>  JM-550 Drum Machine: Simple AWT GUI
          This series of classes introduces a simple, but extendible, drum machine program.

>>  JM-550 Drum Machine: AWT sliders
          This series of classes introduces a simple, but extendible, drum machine program.

>>  JM-550 Drum Machine: AWT List
          This series of classes introduces a simple, but extendible, drum machine program.

>>  Jm-808 Drum Pattern Generator
          This class creates stochastic drum patterns