pyo

Packing a full-featured set of classes designed to help you create audio applications, algorithmic sounds, and generally experiment with the capabilities of a well put-together programming language, pyo is a Python module that contains quite a few goodies.

It is worth pointing out that what is specific to this Python module is the fact that its set of features promises to help you handle not only basic operations on audio signals but also various processing tasks involving delays, filters, synthesis generators, and more.

Aside from that, users might be interested to know that advanced algorithms opening the door for operations that involve sound granulation and other similar manipulations should raise no difficulty whatsoever.

Enhancing your Python scripts and projects with signal processing chains is possible if you resort to pyo, as is the case of turning to an interpreter in order to manipulate them in real time.

Coming with support for the Open Sound Control protocol, whose purpose is to render the interaction between software utilities smoother, pyo also provides users with the benefits of the MIDI protocol, thus enabling them to be in full control of the process parameters of the generated sound events.

If you would like to get accustomed to pyo’s capabilities before taking it for a spin, full documentation on how to compile it from sources and how to make the best out of it is offered on the developer’s website.