radiopyo_template.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
# encoding: utf-8
"""
Template for a RadioPyo song (version 1.0).

A RadioPyo song is a musical python script using the python-pyo 
module to create the audio processing chain. You can connect to
the radio here : http://radiopyo.acaia.ca/ 

There is only a few rules:
    1 - It must be a one-page script.
    2 - No soundfile, only synthesis.
    3 - The script must be finite in time, with fade-in and fade-out 
        to avoid clicks between pieces. Use the DURATION variable.

belangeo - 2014

"""
from pyo import *
import sys

################### USER-DEFINED VARIABLES ###################
### READY is used to manage the server behaviour depending ###
### of the context. Set this variable to True when the     ###
### music is ready for the radio. TITLE and ARTIST are the ###
### infos shown by the radio player. DURATION set the      ###
### duration of the audio file generated for the streaming.###
##############################################################
READY = False           # Set to True when ready for the radio
TITLE = "Song Title"    # The title of the music
ARTIST = "Artist Name"  # Your artist name
DURATION = 300          # The duration of the music in seconds
##################### These are optional #####################
GENRE = "Electronic"    # Kind of your music, if there is any
DATE = 2014             # Year of creation

if __name__ == "__main__":
    ####################### SERVER CREATION ######################
    if READY:
        s = Server(duplex=0, audio="offline").boot()
        s.recordOptions(dur=DURATION, filename=sys.argv[1], fileformat=7)
    else:
        s = Server(duplex=0).boot()


    ##################### PROCESSING SECTION #####################
    # global volume (should be used to control the overall sound)
    fade = Fader(fadein=0.001, fadeout=10, dur=DURATION).play()


    ###
    ### Insert your algorithms here...
    ###


    #################### START THE PROCESSING ###################
    s.start()
    if not READY:
        s.gui(locals())