feepogram¶ ↑
A tiny DSL for non-trivial bloopsaphone projects.
Briefly¶ ↑
require 'bloops' require 'feepogram' bloops = Bloops.new bloops.tempo = 320 song = Feepogram.new(bloops) do sound :crunch, Bloops::NOISE do |s| s.punch = 0.5 end sound :oooo, Bloops::SINE do |s| s.sustain = 2.0 end sound :plink, Bloops::SQUARE do |s| s.punch = 1.0 end def and_one phrase do oooo " 1:c2 " * 8 plink " c d e f g a b + c - " * 4 end end def and_two phrase do crunch " c2 4 c5 4 " * 8 oooo " 1:g2 " * 8 plink " c d e f g a b + c - " * 4 end end 2.times do and_one and_two end end song.play
Right, So¶ ↑
sound
initialises a bloopsaphone sound and defines a handy method for you. That’s not the interesting part.
The Interesting Part¶ ↑
phrase
defines a 32-beat phrase. Any instruments to which you don’t assign a tune in the block are told to rest for 32 beats.
This makes it easy to decompose sections of your song into methods and repeat or comment out calls to them, which is something you’ll definitely want to be doing if your song is more than 10 seconds long.
Yeah, that’s it. There’s definitely potential for more though! Like, well, I don’t know. Potential, though.
Copyright¶ ↑
Copyright © 2009 Aanand Prasad. See LICENSE for details.