A python package to play sound beeps corresponding to musical notes from the command line or another python program.
This package uses the numpy and simplaudio packages.
From the Python Package Index
pip install musicalbeeps
$ git clone https://github.com/MaelDrapier/musicalbeeps
$ cd musicalbeeps
$ python setup.py install
musicalbeeps --help
usage: musicalbeeps [-h] [--silent] [--volume VOLUME] [file]
Play sound beeps corresponding to musical notes.
positional arguments:
file a file containing musical notes
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--silent disable player output
--volume VOLUME volume between 0 and 1 (default=0.3)
how to play notes:
Notes are read from a file passed as argument, or directly from the
standard input. Each note must be on a new line.
note format:
Each note must be formatted like so: 'A5#:1.5' (without quotes)
Where:
- 'A' is the note (between A and G, can be lowercase)
- '5' is the octave (between 0 and 8, default=4)
- '#' (or 'b') is optional and used to play a sharp or flat note
- ':1.5' is the duration of the note (1.5 seconds here, default=0.5)
pause:
You can pause the player by replacing the note by the 'pause' word.
For exemple, 'pause:5' will pause the player for 5 seconds.
-
To play a B sharp on octave n°5 for 1.2 seconds:
echo "B5#:1.2" | musicalbeeps
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To play the content of a file:
musicalbeeps file_to_play.txt
Example files are provided in the music_scores directory of this repository.
import musicalbeeps
player = musicalbeeps.Player(volume = 0.3,
mute_output = False)
# Examples:
# To play an A on default octave n°4 for 0.2 seconds
player.play_note("A", 0.2)
# To play a G flat on octave n°3 for 2.5 seconds
player.play_note("G3b", 2.5)
# To play a F sharp on octave n°5 for the default duration of 0.5 seconds
player.play_note("F5#")
# To pause the player for 3.5 seconds
player.play_note("pause", 3.5)
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
volume |
float |
0.3 |
Set the volume. Must be between 0 and 1 |
mute_output |
bool |
False |
Mute the output displayed when a note is played |