Well you can take it as a starting point and do what you want with it. The license is MIT like the STK, which means you can pretty much do whatever you want with them. I mean I didn't really commit that much code to it, other than some things, it's just mostly another way to use STK.<br>
<br>I put it in the SVN server on source forge <a href="https://sourceforge.net/projects/stkwrap/">https://sourceforge.net/projects/stkwrap/</a><br><br>There are actually three projects. The first is Stk::Modular, which is a C++ modular wrapper over STK. The second is a full wrap of STK for Python, although not everything is in there. It does provide an example audio driver for doing real-time audio in Python. There is also a project in there which is a standalone console that uses Lua to script the modular.<br>
<br>I'll also put in a simple midi network server you can use to do MIDI with an example Python code, but I have not finished that it only handles output right now.<br><br>So if you want to use it as a foundation for your own project go ahead, I don't know how far I will support it except for what I needed it for, I just figured I'd let other people have them if they can find them useful.<br>