rhythm is just a *click* away!

Advanced cross-platform rhythm game focused on keyboard play

Prosodic: a metrical-phonological parser, written in Python. For English and Finnish, with flexible language support.

A music video generator based on rhythm, built with moviepy and librosa

An interactive drum machine & arpeggio generator created using Google's Magenta JS

Finding out tempo of the music

An attempt to recreate maimai gameplay within osu!lazer

Open Source - Guitar Hero fan game made in Unity

A set of methods for the generation and transformation of number sequences in algorithmic composition

Create and visualize temporal canons a'la Conlon Nancarrow

Simple clap rhythm detection on Raspberry Pi using Csound and Python. Toy example.

The Amanuensis is an automated songwriting and recording system aimed at ridding the process of anything left-brained, so one need never leave a creative, spontaneous and improvisational state of mind, from the inception of the song until its final master. See the README for instructions and feel free to message me at soundcloud.com/to_the_sun.

🎶 A WebGL audio/reactive experiment. detect beat&rhythm then redirect output to GLSL shader.

Using deep learning to detect Atrial fibrillation

Based on the book 200 Drum machine patterns by René-Pierre Bardet

Salsa Beat Machine 5 (Angular + Web Audio)

Official Flash Flash Revolution game engine.

Play music game with MIDI keyboard!

The spiritual successor to Karateka Mania, but for Bouncy Road

A rhythm/typing game made in 48 hours for Ludum Dare 41

Roblox RoBeats fork focused on skill

Jtol is built and used by jt rinker and olivier pasquet. It is a library dedicated to real-time pattern generation and can be applied to architectural design, music, dance; everything requiring constructed evolution in space and time. It deals with multi-scaling and multi-dimensions where rhythm is considered to be a skeleton onto everything else is attached (pitches, params…). Jtol was first programmed in python in max with the help of bertrand nouvel. It gathered data structures similar to the jitter library but with a nested architecture. A newer version is now using the bach library and still runs in max. It has nevertheless been programmed in order to always be able to easily get rid of the bach library. It is inspired by libraries like athenaCL, numpy, scipy, abjad, pyevolve, pwgl and open music. Some purely generative music devices will soon come for max for live.

Jubeat for keyboard, reads Beat Saber map files

a baseline-grid typesetting algorithm

Algorithmic composition of metres and rhythms using csound and lilypond

Measure pulse timing accuracy in an audio file

Web-based music toolbox! Pretty much Alpha WIP. Here be dragons!

Rytm RN!

Code for Riddim: A Rhythm Analysis And Decomposition Tool Based On Independent Subspace Analysis (2001)