Volcasample
This is a Python wrapping of the Korg Volca Sample library.
Features
Wraps the public interface of the Korg Volca Library so you can call it from your Python code.
Creates and maintains project spaces so you can store and rate your samples.
Provides a neat command line interface (CLI) for writing a set of samples to your Volca.
Installation
The installation process builds the Korg source code which is included in this package. Therefore the gcc build tools must be present.
Installation has been tested on Ubuntu 16.04 and MacOSX 10.11.
Create a virtual environment for volcasample:
$ python3 -m venv ~/py3-vs
Install the latest version in full with pip:
$ ~/py3-vs/bin/pip install volcasample[audio]
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