It reminds me of VirtualDub's scripting language, which is meant for videos but could do audio, if I recall correctly. It's been about half a decade since I used it, though...
What do professional music producers and mixers use? I imagine GUI-type mixing software is still the most popular, but I feel like there must be some experimental musicians out there producing music by fuzzing different parameters in some kind of scripting or configuration language.
If there actually aren't, I kind of feel like there should be.
Thanks, these are really cool. These were the kinds of things I had in mind. I'm tempted to experiment with one myself, but my music skills and knowledge are non-existent. And I'm pretty sure those are much more essential than programming skills when using these languages.
I have a simple Python library[0] for direct audio synthesis, with oscillators, filters, various other effects, MIDI input, plus some basic building blocks for algorithmic music construction. It pretty much needs PyPy to provide samples fast enough for real-time audio, but even PyPy's too slow sometimes.
Not too much documentation right now, and there's barely any example usage. Think it's about time to remedy that! I have plans for an open-source album created with it, but it's just an idea at this point.
Very cool to see so many python music projects here! I suppose I'll add mine, which is also sorely lacking in documentation and is very much in a pre-release state: https://github.com/hecanjog/pippi
