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burns a random selection of audio files from your collection onto a CD
randomcd is a python script that allows you to copy random playlists based on your collection of audio files onto a CD or a USB drive. You can either specify a directory to explore, or let the program use your player's database (only clementine, banshee and rhythmbox are currently supported). If appropriate software is installed, files can be normalised before they're copied. Specific genres can also be excluded from the compilation.
GNU Solfege is *free* ear training software written in Python 3.4 using the Gtk+ 3 toolkit. The program is designed to be easily extended with lesson files (data files), so the user can create new exercises.
This lib was produced while I was programming an other program/game. I was tired of pygame's bad system of handling playlists and the management of music in general. With this lib I want to create an layer that allows you to interact with the music, how you would expect it.
Currently featuring:
-Playlist
-Normal pausing and resuming (played time isn’t lost when new song is loaded)
-Automatic recognition of songs and adding them to a separate list
slurry is a simple python program that plays sounds at random. it is being created primarily for an experimental film screening in June 2010. it will continue to be developed after this.