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I've been wanting to write code using sound on Windows:
create samples, play them, use DirectSound to do 3d audio, etc.
But I'm lazy so I want to do this in Python.
Not easy, but I found a couple of leads on sound libraries. Audiere is nice, but its Python binding doesn't do much more than "play sample". There's a good Python binding for fmod which uses swig to generate the code. It has a lot of functions, but it's organized like a C API and some of the type mappings (such as float *) aren't complete. All this stuff is very low level. |
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