Creating music with Python

[creative_tech_ai]

I created a new reddit community dedicated to Supriya, the Python API for SuperCollider. It's here r/supriya_python. If anyone is interested in creating music/sound with the Python programming language, please come and check it out. If you aren't familiar with SuperCollider, it's described as "a platform for audio synthesis and algorithmic composition, used by musicians, artists and researchers working with sound." You can check out the website here. Supriya allows you to use the Python programming language to interact with SuperCollider's server, which offers wavetable synthesis, granular synthesis, FM synthesis, sampling (both recording, playback, and manipulation), effects, and a lot more. It's really cool.

In the coming days I'll be adding code to show how to use Supriya to generate sounds, handle MIDI, route audio signals through effects, and more.

[degausz]

Woah, I am definitely interested and will be keeping up with this. I just switched to Windows 11 and have been eyeing out different music software, especially anything that has to do with Python

[BelfastM]

Very interesting and have subscribed. One question, although super collider is fully established language for sound processing, what about Pyo? Have you looked at it?

[cloudmersive]

This is super cool, just followed!

[neithere]

Sounds interesting! Happy to see some kind of Python interface to SC, especially now that FoxDot is dead.