Ruby API for interacting with a mumble server

glues together various audio ruby libraries and presents a unified API to the developer Currently, supported formats are: mp3, ogg, mpc, ape, wma, flac, aac, mp4, m4a.

Creates an ambient soundscape for your test suite.

Morse code encoder and decoder with supports Latin, Cyrillic.

A command-line drum machine. Takes a song notated in a YAML file as input, and outputs a *.wav sound file.

A ruby library to help learn and practice morse code

Music with ruby.

Use Ruby to make your computer beep at a certain frequency for a certain duration. Do it for fun, or add it to other programs for easy alert sounds.

Tools for messing with FuturoCube data

Denoises audio (Speech Enhancement) using GTCRN model

Inevitable Cacophony processes the musical form descriptions generated by Dwarf Fortress. It can parse a form to Ruby data structures, and in turn use that data to generate (simple) MIDI or WAV audio in that style.

Audio editing tool for podcasters, including denoising and removing non-speech period

FFI powered library for the LAME MP3 encoder.

MML (Music Macro Language) to WAV audio converter by pure Ruby.

Simple Morse Code Encode and Decode Tool

Ruby API for interacting with a mumble server

detects music on wave (.wav) file

Create music with pure ruby goodness

Use a text file with a simple DSL to generate a musical (maybe) wav file. See https://github.com/robobluebird/picotune for DSL documentation!

Road to RubyKaigi is a Ruby gem that delivers a nostalgic, text-based action game experience. Dodge obstacles, overcome bugs, and beat the deadline to reach RubyKaigi. All in your terminal.