This library lets you to form notes of different instruments from just one base note and play them
Pianoputer only works in python3 so make sure you are using python3. You can download it from https://pypi.org
After a few minutes finished downloading, you can install it using pip
cd (Downloadpath)
pip install (Downloadfilename)You can provide your own sound file by moving or copy your file into the .\instruwav\audio_files, then configure in python.
For example:
import instruwav
generator=instruwav.instrusound.engine()
# Replace filename with your file's name
generator.config("add","filename.wav") # Add the file to the list
generator.config("audio_file","filename.wav") # switch to filename.wav as the default fileAll changes are only made in this single program. If you want to permanetly change to all programs, adjust the _config.json file.
It looks like this:
{
"DISABLE_OUTPUT":false,
"DEFAULT_INSTRUMENTS":
[
"violin_c4.wav",
"piano_c4.wav",
"bowl_c6.wav"
],
"BASESOUND_FOLDER":".\\audio_files\\",
"_PATH":{
"violin":"violin_c4.wav",
"piano":"piano_c4.wav",
"bell":"bowl_c6.wav"
},
"VERSION":"2.0.2"
}Add your filename to it
{
"DISABLE_OUTPUT":false,
"DEFAULT_INSTRUMENTS":
[
"violin_c4.wav",
"piano_c4.wav",
"bowl_c6.wav",
"filename.wav"
],
"BASESOUND_FOLDER":".\\audio_files\\",
"_PATH":{
"violin":"violin_c4.wav",
"piano":"piano_c4.wav",
"bell":"bowl_c6.wav",
"nickname":"filename.wav"
},
"VERSION":"2.0.2"
}The file will permanetly be added in the list of available audios, and run the python program:
import instruwav
generator=instruwav.instrusound.engine()
generator.config("audio_file","filename.wav")Note that the default keyboard configuration (stored in file keyboards/qwerty_piano.txt) is for the most commonly used QWERTY keyboards. You can change the configuration so that it matches your keyboard, for instance using the alternative keyboards/azerty_typewriter.txt:
To stop the "Thank you..." change the config.json:
DIABLE_OUTPUT: trueSee changelog in the folder