Are you one of these people?
- a Perl programmer
- suck at reading sheet music
- finds MML too difficult
- too lazy to learn FamiTracker
- think that scientific note duration is the best thing since sliced bread
- think that the MIDI spec is bloated

Then try this crappy module of mine at https://tildegit.org/job/SoxMusicGen!

Some features of this module:

- Easy to write syntax for inputting notes (e.g. "$qu:A4")
- Inspired from korobeiniki.sh of the dsuni/bashtris repository
- Supports multiple note harmonies ("$ei:A4/C5")
- Unlike before in libsox.sh you can do as many notes as you want!
- Like this: "$dei:C6/A5/G5/B5/F4/D3/G3/B4"
- Supports every synth type included in SoX
- You can use your own samples as well
- Your samples should be encoded in a format supported by SoX, like wav
- Adheres to the Unix philosophy of "do one thing and do it well"


What this module (sadly) doesn't support:

- Harmonies with different durations or instruments
- e.g. countermelodies and background melodies
- I suggest doing two separate scripts, sox them into two files, then
play both either merged or mixed

For a quick try of this module's synth generation capabilities without
having to download it to your computer, I've written a hacky CGI script
at https://job.tilde.team/cgi-bin/SoxMusicGen/synths.cgi . When I say
"hacky", I mean "using a bash script to glue together the frontend and backend" kind of hacky...
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