glitch_mixer is a simple mixer/sequencer for minimalist algorithmic compositions.
Should work out of the box, as long as you have ALSA and gcc.
Install Homebrew, then run brew install sox. Make sure gcc is installed too.
I haven't tried it in Windows yet - it might work if you install SoX, but I doubt that Windows will like all the crazy threading and piping stuff going on.
DO NOT run as superuser, and never use untrusted oneliners, as they can execute arbitrary code. Be safe.
list - list all currently loaded oneliners
add [name] [code] - add a new oneliner to the library
import [libfile] - import all oneliners from a file (see builtins.lib for an example)
start [name] - start the oneliner with the given name
start random - start a random oneliner in the library
stop - stop all currently running oneliners
stop [name] - stop the currently running oneliner of the given name
stop random - stop a random currently running oneliner
running - list all currently running oneliners
sleep [secs] - pause for the specified number of seconds
sleep random - pause for randint(0, 3) seconds
loop - begin defining a loop that will run infinitely (break out of it with Ctrl-C)
loop [num] - begin defining a loop that will run for the given number of iterations
sub [name] - begin defining a subroutine with the given name
end - end a loop or subroutine definition
[name] - run a subroutine of the given name, if one exists
exec [mixfile] - execute the commands in the given file
thread [mixfile] - execute the commands in the given file in a background thread
kill [pid] - kill the background thread with the given process ID
bg - list all currently running background threads