#other #ableton #art #classical_music #composition #ear_training #edm #electronic_music #instrument #jazz #livecoding #microtonality #music #music_education #music_history #music_theory #musicology #piano #sound #sound_design #synth

https://github.com/vpavlenko/study-music

#python #audio #docker_image #dsp #equalizer #filter #limiter #mastering #matchering #matching #music #numpy #python #python_library #python3 #scipy #sound #spectrum #vst

Matchering 2.0 is a tool that helps make your music sound like your favorite songs. Here’s how it works: you give it two audio files - one you want to master (your song) and another you want it to sound like (a reference song). Matchering then adjusts your song to match the volume, frequency response, peak amplitude, and stereo width of the reference song. This means you can quickly make your music sound professional and consistent, just like popular tracks. You can use it without installation through online services or install it on your computer for more control. It's especially useful for music producers and audio engineers who want to enhance their tracks easily.

https://github.com/sergree/matchering

#javascript #art #creative_coding #design #education #graphics #html #javascript #learning #p5js #processing #sound

p5.js is a free and open-source JavaScript library for creative coding, designed to be accessible and inclusive. It allows users to create interactive, audio-visual, experimental, and generative works for the web. The library is built on principles of accessibility, inclusivity, community, and joy, making it suitable for artists, designers, educators, beginners, and everyone else.

Key benefits include p5.js prioritizes accessibility, ensuring it's usable by a wide range of people.
- **Community Support** The library comes with comprehensive documentation and visual examples, along with tutorials and a web editor where you can start coding right away.
- **Customizable Tools**: Users can extend p5.js with many community-created libraries, adding different capabilities to their projects.

Overall, p5.js encourages iterative and exploratory coding for creative expression, fostering a welcoming environment for all voices.

https://github.com/processing/p5.js

#cplusplus #arduino #data_over_sound #ecc #fsk #internet_of_things #modem #pairing #python #qrcode #serverless #sound_library #ultrasound

**ggwave** is a small library that lets you send and receive data using sound. It works with devices like smartphones and microcontrollers, allowing them to communicate without needing the internet. This can be useful for sharing files or sending commands between devices in the same room. The library uses a special way of encoding data into sound waves, making it robust against background noise. Users can test it easily with apps like Waver on Android, iOS, or even in a web browser[1][3].

https://github.com/ggerganov/ggwave