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An experimental, modular audio programming environment in python

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About py-modular

py-modular is a small, experimental audio programming environment for python. It is intended to be a base for exploration of new audio technologies and workflows. Most everything in py-modular is built around a node-based workflow, meaning small classes do small tasks and can be patched together to create full synthesizers or larger ideas.

Installation

Running pip install py-modular should work. As the project is still in it's early stages, if there are any issues with the pip install, you can always clone this repository and use pip install -r py_modular/requirements.txt and use the module locally.

Setup

If you want to use the parts of the project that depend on Magenta, we recommend that you follow their insturctions for creating a virtual environment, then install requirements.txt as py-modular does not include Magenta as a dependency until the integration becomes more stable.

Where to start

Head over to py-modular's documentation page and read some of the examples to get a quick idea of what py-modular is capable of.

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