RSox is a libSoX binding for Ruby

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Install

gem install rsox

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Usage

rewritten example0.c from sox

require 'rsox'

sox = RSox.new

input = sox.open_read 'file.mp3'
output = sox.open_write 'file.wav', input.signal

chain = sox.chain input, output
chain.add 'input', input
chain.add 'vol', '3dB'
chain.add 'flanger'
chain.add 'output', output

chain.flow

processing samples in Ruby

require 'rsox'

sox = RSox.new

input = sox.open_read 'file.mp3'
output = sox.open_write 'file.wav', input.signal

chain = sox.chain input, output
chain.add 'input', input
chain.add 'vol', '3dB'
chain.add 'flanger'
chain.add 'block' do |buffer|
  # samples in buffer
  buffer.size # or buffer.length

  # access samples
  buffer[0]             # or buffer.at(0)
  buffer[buffer.size-1] # last sample

  # each sample is a 32bit signed integer converted to Fixnum
  buffer[0].class == Fixnum
end

# all output data will be passed to `block` effect
# and processed by Ruby code block
chain.flow

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Thanks

Roman Golomidov for idea and support