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kennethreitz 957fa1af84 Chakra: use real singing_bowl_synth from pytheory 0.40.1

Replaced FM bell approximation with singing_bowl_strike_synth.
Fixed Tone.from_hz → Tone.from_frequency.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Chakra: use real singing_bowl_synth from pytheory 0.40.1

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Interpretations

An album of compositions written in Python using pytheory.

Each track is a .py file. Run it to hear it.

Tracks

Raga Midnight — D Phrygian (Bhairavi), shruti just intonation, 90 BPM. Tabla, sitar, tambura, dhol. Hand-written tabla solo with tihai cadence.

Usage

pip install pytheory
python tracks/raga_midnight.py

Rendering

python tracks/raga_midnight.py          # play through speakers
python tracks/raga_midnight.py --live   # real-time live engine

License

ISC