I was tired of paying for Suno every month just to get background music for my videos. And the free route wasn't much better. Hours digging through "royalty-free" libraries, checking licences, hoping a track wouldn't get flagged three months later. So I built my own way out. @audioascode is an open source Python toolkit that lets AI agents write music. Your agent writes the music as code: notes, tracks, instruments. The library renders it into real audio on your machine. The agent can listen back, revise it, and drop it straight into a video, a game or a presentation. Every sound is synthesized from code. No samples, no recordings, nothing borrowed. There are 70 playable instruments today, from violin and timpani to marimba and drum machine. The film below is the test. I had an agent score Audio as Code's own launch video: an orchestral medley of public-domain classics (Strauss, Beethoven, Grieg and the Dies irae), arranged in code and played entirely by the library. 27 instruments, 1,775 notes, with every cut timed to the score. It won't replace a real orchestra. But for the music behind my videos, I don't need to rent it anymore.