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music.rb is symbolic musical computation for Ruby.

MIDIator - an OS-agnostic MIDI output library for Ruby.

rbcoremidi - A minimal Ruby interface for OS X CoreMIDI API. Currently only provides MIDI in.

Archaeopteryx - MIDI output library and probabilistic step sequencer. Also got a fork of rbcoremidi which I'm preparing to plug into Arx.

AJM Objects - Max/MSP library which includes an mxj/JRuby external for building Ruby-based objects

Cosy - a language for sequencing, implemented in Ruby

Elysium - A Cocoa based Generative MIDI sequencer. Not strictly Ruby based since it's written in Objective-C however it uses MacRuby as a scripting language including support for MIDI "triggers".

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Nov 7 2008 by Giles Bowkett

That's pretty awesome. I was just out in New Mexico, where I have a bunch of random stuff in storage, and pulled out a little drum machine I love, the Korg ER-1. It's got a bunch of knobs and buttons, so several Note and CC sources. I think I'm going to do a little YouTube/Vimeo thing where I open a bunch of silly browser windows with

Nov 1 2008 by Matt Mower

In practice, and despite MacRuby threading issues we are still working on, this is working exceptionally well. Last night I hooked up a MIDI CC attached to a pot on my Nocturn to the tempo of the Elysium generator and was able to get a smooth change in tempo as I messed with the control. The script I used was (from memory):

Oct 31 2008 by Giles Bowkett

OK sorry for the mail deluge but people have been distracting me for the past day or two. I think that's a design decision I'm going to steal. I've got a script which filters MIDI input for a particular note, in order to use a WiiMote to open BoingBoing in a browser, but attaching callbacks on particular notes (or control messages) is much, much nicer.

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