Python software for controlling Supercollider sound server.
If you're looking for a way to easily control the Supercollider sound server (scsynth) using Python, SC is definitely worth checking out. This software wraps the scosc and scsynth libraries from Patrick Stinson, which enables Python programs to communicate with scsynth via OpenSoundControl. As a result, you don't have to go through the hassle of creating a custom interface from scratch.
But the benefits don't stop there. SC also simplifies the API for using those libraries, making it much more accessible for beginners. That said, advanced users may want to bypass SC and use those libraries directly, depending on their needs.
One of the most exciting features of SC is its ability to load Supercollider Synthdefs into the scsynth server. As a result, you can control and manipulate those definitions directly from Python. And if you're a developer, you'll love the ability to instantiate new Synthdefs on the fly and change the sound connections as you go.
Finally, SC can be used from interactive Python, which makes it powerful tool for live coding. Overall, if you're looking for a way to integrate Supercollider and Python, SC is definitely worth exploring.
But the benefits don't stop there. SC also simplifies the API for using those libraries, making it much more accessible for beginners. That said, advanced users may want to bypass SC and use those libraries directly, depending on their needs.
One of the most exciting features of SC is its ability to load Supercollider Synthdefs into the scsynth server. As a result, you can control and manipulate those definitions directly from Python. And if you're a developer, you'll love the ability to instantiate new Synthdefs on the fly and change the sound connections as you go.
Finally, SC can be used from interactive Python, which makes it powerful tool for live coding. Overall, if you're looking for a way to integrate Supercollider and Python, SC is definitely worth exploring.
What's New
Version 0.2: N/A