Python with C/C++ as low level audio synthesis environment

[freth]

Hi, I'd like to have an audio synthesis framework enabling the following workflow:

• Compiled, sample accurate ugens written in C/C++ (or similar)
  
• High level live scripting environment for
  
  
  
  • Static and dynamic creation of ugen instances
    
  • Connecting ugens to each other, static values, USB MIDI inputs, audio inputs and audio outputs
    
  
  
• Exporting and importing of session snapshots
  

I tried out a some existing software but found nothing 100% convincing. Ideally I'd like to work under Linux without X/Wayland to save CPU power. Also I'm not specifically asking for DSP libraries, since there are lots of them available for many programming languages.

Do you think it is possible to enable this kind of workflow with Python? I never wrote C/C++ extensions for Python, would it be possible to write some kind of ugen objects this way and plug them together in an interactive Python session?

[blue hell]

Hmm .. I googled to find if there would be a Python binding for the Synthesis Toolkit, but seems to not exist - not what I had expected.

Then saw https://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonInMusic and thought that Purity might be the thing a PD like kernel controlled from Python, but the weblink is dead it seems ... its French there so not 100% sure All the rest there .. dunno

Another thing could be ChucK, but that is not Python of course.

[freth]

Purity sounds interesting, thank you! I already fiddled around with ChucK, it seems pretty cool but extending it with C / C++ is just beyond me (there seem to be only examples, no tutorials and also there are no basic examples given, like a minimal sine osc).