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Open Administrator requested to merge github/fork/nir/master into master Dec 11, 2020
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Created by: nir

What is this Python project?

Jupylet is a unique library for sound synthesis, live music coding, graphics, and game programming interactively in Jupyter notebooks:

https://github.com/nir/jupylet

What's the difference between this Python project and similar ones?

  • Jupylet brings interactive live music coding and live loops in the spirit of Sonic Pi to Jupyter, building on the natural interactivity of Jupyter Notebooks.

  • Jupylet brings the full power of sound synthesis to pure Python (and Numpy) - in contrast other sound synthesis libraries for Python are typically binding to C libraries or to separate audio servers.

Here is an example of two simple live loops playing a synthesized instrument, created with a few lines of code: https://jupylet.readthedocs.io/en/latest/_static/audio/tb303.5.ogg

You can find the code for this example in the online documentation.

  • Jupylet brings 2D and 3D interactive game programming into Jupyter. There are other Python libraries for game programming, but I am not aware of any that is designed to be programmed interactively.

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Source branch: github/fork/nir/master