WavLab is a set of some cute toys for working with sound. Although I'm kinda professional in music, I'm quite a beginner in sound maths and programming, but I really want to discover it more and deeper.
So yeah, this is not a big project, this is just how I explore sound and sound encoding.
- Python 3.8+
numpylib
Let's take a look.
In WavZard there is a class for working with .wav files. That includes:
- Reading and writing into files;
- Analyzing and setting parameters.
MatHero contains some math functions that help with signal analysis and modulation.
SynthRade and SynthOrage provide simple synth constructing and storing.
SounDier can be considered as the central file of this repository. This is an executable code for simple operations such as
- Sine, triangle, saw and square wave generation;
- Silence generation;
- Hard clipping;
- Amplitude modulation;
- Linear ADSR envelope generator;
- DTMF encoder (just for fun).
© Masahiko AMANO a.k.a. H1K0