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1. stackoverflow.com › questions › 26941813Play do-re-mi musical notes (each lasting 1 sec) on Python

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   Nov 15, 2014 · Have an array of these filenames, in what order you want to play them, then just issue the command to play the notes one at a time with a wait in between. There are a number of python sound libraries: Snack sound, pyMedia, pyglet, winsound (build-in to the windows python), pygame, wxPython (probably a lot more) I like the simplicity of pygame:

2. jythonmusic.me › ch-2-elements-of-music-and-codeCh. 2 – Elements of Music and Code - Making Music with ...

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   A note in Python consists mainly of pitch and duration. (It may also include information about dynamic and panning.) Pitch. The pitch of a note specifies how high or low the note sounds. In standard music notation, pitch is represented by the vertical placement of a note on the staff.

3. music.stackexchange.com › questions › 123384The relation between making a note from "pitch & duration ...

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   Jun 15, 2022 · In Mingus, note names and octaves are considered as separate elements defining a single pitch; whereas JythonMusic just uses a single number for the same purpose. The correspondence can be seen by using Mingus's int () function on a note. But duration is entirely separate.

4. stackoverflow.com › questions › 5518694In Python, how do you play musical notes? - Stack Overflow

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   Apr 1, 2011 · The Python standard library includes the winsound module, which allows you to play tones with a specific frequency and duration on Windows platforms. Share Improve this answer

5. www.music21.org › usersGuide_03_pitchesUser’s Guide, Chapter 3: Pitches, Durations, and Notes again

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   Oct 28, 2024 · You might wonder why Note objects can have an attribute named pitch without causing any problems. It’s because the .pitch attribute is always attached to a Note , so it’s never used without a prefix of some sort (in this case, csharp.pitch ), and that’s enough to prevent any trouble.

6. musicpy.readthedocs.io › en › latestUseful functionality - Musicpy - Read the Docs

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   Conversion between notes and frequencies. You can use the get_freq function to get the frequency of a note, and you can set the frequency of the standard pitch A4 to get the frequency of a note at a different standard.

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   What is the pitch of a note in Python?

   • In Python, pitches are represented by a letter (C, D, E, F, G, A, or B) followed by the octave (or register) of the pitch. The pitch of a note specifies how high or low the note sounds in standard music notation. It is represented by the vertical placement of a note on the staff.

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   How is a pitch represented in Python?

   • In Python, pitches are represented by a letter (C, D, E, F, G, A, or B) followed by the octave (or register) of the pitch. For example, C4 stands for an integer in the range from 0 to 127. In standard music notation, pitch is represented by the vertical placement of a note on the staff.

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   What does a note represent in Python for music?

   • In Python, a note consists mainly of pitch and duration. (It may also include information about dynamic and panning .) The pitch of a note specifies how high or low the note sounds. In standard music notation, pitch is represented by the vertical placement of a note on the staff.

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   What is the duration of a note in Python?

   • In Python, the duration of a note is represented by a real number (float). Common durations include whole, half, quarter, and eighth notes. In standard notation, duration is represented by the type of note head used and by the attached vertical lines.

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   What is a float MIDI duration in Python?

   • In Python, durations are represented by a real number (float). A quarter note is the point of reference and is represented as 1.0 (QN = 1.0). Everything else is represented accordingly. For example, a half note would be 2.0 (HN = 2.0), a whole note would be 4.0 (WN = 4.0), and so on.

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   How is a duration represented in Python?

   • In Python, durations are represented by a real number (float). For example, a quarter note is the point of reference and is represented as 1.0 (QN = 1.0).

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8. www.johndcook.com › blog › 2016/02/10Musical pitch notation from frequency with Python code

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   Feb 10, 2016 · Here is a page that will let you convert back and forth between frequency and music notation: Music, Hertz, Barks. If you’d like code rather than just to do one calculation, see the Python code below. It calculates the number of half steps h from C0 up to a pitch, then computes the corresponding pitch notation.