TuningFork.Samples
The 206 recordings are Sonic Pi's. Their names are compiled into TuningFork.Samples.Names
and each is registered with TuningFork.Sample.Bank as a URL into Sonic Pi's repository at
a fixed release tag, so the package itself is a few kilobytes and a recording is fetched
through TuningFork.Sample.Fetch and decoded by TuningFork.Flac the first time it is
played; the 34 MB never ship in the package, which keeps it within what hex.pm accepts.
prefetch/0 warms the whole bank for a machine that will be offline. The names are Sonic
Pi's, so any Sonic Pi listing applies, and families/0 groups them by the prefix before the
first underscore. Every recording is Creative Commons Zero; priv/SOURCES.md is Sonic Pi's
own list of where each came from on freesound.org, and of the sets donated by Uwe Zahn
(Arovane) and The Black Dog.
Registration with TuningFork.Sample.Bank happens when the application starts, which is
what lets TuningFork.Kit, a Strudel s("bd_haus") and Sonic Pi's sample :bd_haus find
them by name with nothing else configured. A pitched recording plays at its own speed unless
the voice is told its root, and an index after the name (bass_hit_c:7) is read as semitones
up, as it is for a synthesised drum.