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Using pygame to play notes
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# import library --------------------------------------------------------------- | |
import pygame.midi | |
import time | |
# define all the constant values ----------------------------------------------- | |
device = 0 # device number in win10 laptop | |
instrument = 9 # http://www.ccarh.org/courses/253/handout/gminstruments/ | |
note_Do = 48 # http://www.electronics.dit.ie/staff/tscarff/Music_technology/midi/midi_note_numbers_for_octaves.htm | |
note_Re = 50 | |
note_Me = 52 | |
volume = 127 | |
wait_time = 0.5 | |
# initize Pygame MIDI ---------------------------------------------------------- | |
pygame.midi.init() | |
# set the output device -------------------------------------------------------- | |
player = pygame.midi.Output(device) | |
# set the instrument ----------------------------------------------------------- | |
player.set_instrument(instrument) | |
# play the notes --------------------------------------------------------------- | |
player.note_on(note_Do, volume) | |
time.sleep(wait_time) | |
player.note_off(note_Do, volume) | |
player.note_on(note_Re, volume) | |
time.sleep(wait_time) | |
player.note_off(note_Re, volume) | |
player.note_on(note_Me, volume) | |
time.sleep(wait_time) | |
player.note_off(note_Me, volume) | |
# close the device ------------------------------------------------------------- | |
del player | |
pygame.midi.quit() |
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