walkman
Walkman is a minimalistic, robust software to trigger (audio) cues in performance contexts. It uses pyo as its backend and pysimplegui as its frontend. It can be configured by toml files.
Rationale
Live-electronic setups tend to be messy, difficult to maintain and difficult to test.
Furthermore many compositions with live-electronics make use of cue-based pattern, but in most of electronic music frameworks (Pd, Max/MSP, ...) no default implementation exists.
walkman aims to improve the situation by providing a simple, declarative configuration language to setup programs based on cues.
The actual software is implemented in Python3, can be extended in python3 and can be tested with unit tests.
Installation
walkman is available on pip:
pip3 install audiowalkman
Alternatively you can use Nix to install walkman.
Configuration file
# ./my_composition.toml.j2
[configure]
name = string (default to "Project")
logging_level = "info" | "error" | "warning" | "debug" | "notset" (default to "info")
[configure.audio]
audio = string (default to "jack")
midi = string (default to "jack")
sampling_rate = integer (default to 44100)
buffer_size = integer (default to 1024)
channel_count = integer (default to 2)
[configure.module.MODULE_NAME.REPLICATION_KEY]
[cue.CUE_NAME.MODULE_NAME.REPLICATION_KEY]
Usage
walkman my_composition.toml.j2
Tests
With nix tests can be run with a newly compiled isolated setup:
nix-build default.nix
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