twenty-five-shades-of-random

An exploration of some algorithmic composition using python, rtmidi, yoshimi and linuxsampler over jack-midi.

This was made on a Linux Debian SID 64bit system.

At the very least you will need python 2, jack, rtmidi, yoshimi and linuxsampler

NOTE: I've compiled the most recent linuxsampler version from svn. I'm not sure if the stock version is recent enough.

how to run it

on the command line, first type

./killsynths.sh

then

./startsynths.sh

then

python main.py

You may need to manually connect the output of LinuxSampler to your system:output in qjackctrl to hear the output of LinuxSampler.

License: GPLv3

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sonatina		sonatina
synthconfig		synthconfig
.gitignore		.gitignore
COPYING		COPYING
README.md		README.md
circlewalk.py		circlewalk.py
clustrificator.py		clustrificator.py
genconfig_linuxsampler.py		genconfig_linuxsampler.py
killsynths.sh		killsynths.sh
main.py		main.py
midiobj.py		midiobj.py
midiutils.py		midiutils.py
noteinterpolator.py		noteinterpolator.py
notewalk.py		notewalk.py
padgen.py		padgen.py
scheduler.py		scheduler.py
startsynths.sh		startsynths.sh