Sonic-Pi-Examples
Contains simple examples of the usage of Sonic-Pi (by hashbangstudio)
sonic-pi-cli
A simple command line interface for Sonic Pi, written in Ruby (by Widdershin)
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Sonic-Pi-Examples
Posts with mentions or reviews of Sonic-Pi-Examples.
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and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-03-09.
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Stringing Code Together to Play Music
We'll then take all of those notes and pass them to our amplifier, using Sonic Pi's play_pattern_timed method. This also allows us to define a time between each note, so we can place a small amount of time in between each to simulate the time it would take your hand to complete a downstroke across all the strings.
sonic-pi-cli
Posts with mentions or reviews of sonic-pi-cli.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-11-15.
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Revisiting Calling Sonic Pi From Ruby
A few years ago I wrote about controlling Sonic Pi with Ruby code without needing to code in the IDE directly. That relied on the sonic-pi-cli gem. For my Anyone Can Play Guitar (With Ruby) talk, I took a different approach.
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Stringing Code Together to Play Music
This is all in a string (the data type, not the part of the instrument), because we're going to pass it to Sonic Pi via the sonic-pi-cli gem. This is going to execute the note method in Sonic Pi to play that single tone.
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Using Sonic Pi to Play Music With Ruby
To get around using the IDE directly, I found the sonic-pi-cli gem. Its principal use case is to be used directly in the terminal. However, it's a gem, and written in ruby, and the core functionality is available in a class that you can use in any of your code.
What are some alternatives?
When comparing Sonic-Pi-Examples and sonic-pi-cli you can also consider the following projects:
Sonic Pi - Code. Music. Live.