Sardine
A Python library for live coding music, enabling algorithmic composition and improvisation via MIDI, OSC, and SuperCollider.
What is Sardine?
Sardine is a Python library for live coding music, enabling algorithmic composition and improvisation by turning Python code into a musical instrument. It integrates with MIDI, OSC, and SuperCollider to map melodic and rhythmic patterns in real-time, solving the need for a Python-based tool in the live coding music scene. The library provides time-aware functions and synchronization protocols for seamless performances.
Musicians, live coders, and developers interested in algorithmic music creation, especially those using Python for real-time audio performance and integration with electronic instruments.
Developers choose Sardine for its hackable design, deep integration with popular audio engines like SuperCollider, and its focus on making Python a first-class citizen in the live coding music community, offering unique features like temporal recursion and customizable data patterning.
Overview
Python's missing "algorave" module. Live code music with Python using MIDI, OSC and/or SuperCollider.
Use Cases
Best For
- Live coding musical performances on stage using Python
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