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A polyrhythmic metronome with CLI and Jack server connectivity

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polymetro

A polyrhythmic metronome with CLI and Jack audio server connectivity.

Installation

Install polymetro using pip:

pip install polymetro

Basic Usage

To use polymetro, follow the format:

polymetro -p JACK_MIDI_PORT_NAME -t TEMPO -d <int> [int int ...]

Parameters:

  • -p JACK_MIDI_PORT_NAME: The port name as shown by jack_lsp. For example: fluidsynth:midi_00.
  • -t TEMPO: Set the tempo in measures per minute (main beat tempo).
  • -d: Beat subdivisions. Can be one or multiple values, such as -d 4 for 4 beats per measure. If multiple values are given, like -d 3 4, a 3-against-4 polyrhythm will be generated. In this scenario, the metronome will play two separate MIDI tracks, each with its own output, besides the main MIDI output.

Example:

To generate a 3-against-4 polyrhythm at a measure tempo of 30 per minute on the port fluidsynth:midi_00, you'd run:

polymetro -p fluidsynth:midi_00 -t 30 -d 3 4

Feedback and Contributions

Feel free to open issues or pull requests if you have suggestions, bug reports, or contributions. Your feedback is highly appreciated!

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This project is licensed under the terms of the LICENSE included in this repository. You can view the full license text by clicking here.

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