Top 8 Libraries For Audio Processing In Python

In this Tutorial we show you the Top 8 Audio Processing libraries in Python.
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- IPython.display
- SoundFile
- wave module Python
- PyAudio
- SoundDevice
- PyDub
- Librosa
- Torchaudio
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[@AssemblyAI]

Let me know if you would recommend any other library! Also, here's the Torchaudio tutorial: czcams.com/video/I7hlBmn83TY/video.html
-- Patrick

[@maximuzjams]

This is link for video "Top 8 Libraries For Audio Processing In Python" 🤷🏻‍♂

[@HarshaJK]

This video introduces eight Python libraries for audio processing.
🔊 Displaying and playing audio files using ipython display 00:10
📁 Reading and writing audio files with soundfile 0:40
🔊 Opening and writing WAV files using the wave module 1:18
🎤 Reading microphone input with pyaudio 2:06
🎤 Reading microphone input with sounddevice 03:15
🎵 Manipulating audio with pydub 03:58
🎵 Audio analysis with librosa 04:49
🔥 Audio processing with torch audio 05:47

[@pakwatan1875]

Good work! Please upload a range of Python Audio Tutorials.

[@venkatesanr9455]

Thanks patrick for the nice tutorial. I like you to discuss nlp tasks like summarization, topic modeling, QA system using transformer models please

[@joemarcardino4663]

thank you sir.

[@maelleamand]

Thank you so much!! It’s very clear and informative! Do you know which library would enable me to easily add moments of silence in an audio?

[@frogsam4228]

I'd recommend Pydub as you can basically concatenate anything so easily 😅
If I remember well you can even create a silent audio with it
Then trim it (just like this [3000:10000] for example like you deal with lists keep in mind that 3000 and 10000 are in milliseconds)
And concatenate the trimmed part as you like with your original audio
The concatenation is done easily with the + operator
Anyway I hardly now how to use pydub and wave and soundfile and soundevice, barley used one or two method from each one so my advice is not necessary true, but from the 4 I mentioned above pydub is the only one that'll help you within the shortest/easiest way possible

[@HarshaJK]

Great tutorial!! I am curious to know the VS Code theme that you are using. It looks very pleasing to the eye and want to try it out!!

[@decodershell]

its colab note book bro

[@TheRyanSmee]

Hi, thanks for this video. Very interesting. Are there any good Python libraries for playing back multiple audio files at once. I am working on a project for my daughter where I have a load of multitrack stem files - I want to give her a simple ui to play back the files and mute channels as she goes.

[@sporttyt]

Good ❤

[@seeking9145]

Is there a library to get more detailed informations? Like Amplitude to a given time, frequencies and so on? Those things which I could use to implement own effects?

[@Michallote]

Yo can do that by segmenting your audio

[@MrArunkumardash]

Is there any library to extract amplitude and frequency from audio source?

[@sansaskater]

The wav file already is the time Domain Repräsentation with amplitude over time. You can transform the Signal with numpy.fft to the frequency Domain with amplitude over frequency

[@shaheerzaman620]

Great tutorial. Where can i get the code please?

[@m1gald699]

is there something that can process/record internal audio input instead of microphone?

[@otonomimusic]

If just that is what you wanna do, get ASIO if running windows or Soundflower or Blackhole if running mac

[@saminazad]

hi patrick, this video so helpful, But i am trying to send live audio over socket. i did this and getting sound but too much noisy. if you have any solution , please share. Thank you

[@akhmedmourdalov5837]

hi, i whould like to control windows soundcards, turn on and of with python but im not sure whitch one of pythons liberaries i should use. can you help.

[@venkatesanr9455]

How to check audio properties and full technical details of my audio using this library

[@chikhimngi]

HI friends for the pydub I have a permission denied message. Can you help me to solve the probleme?

[@baldecad]

how to create a libary then compare with our data

[@VamsiKrishna-pp4fy]

i want a library which converts normal audio to 8d audio

[@bobonaqa]

# boost volume by 6dB
audio = audio + 6
# repeat the clip twice
audio = audio * 2
oh these script languages...

[@olgierd245]

What's the name of the presenter?

[@vocdex]

Why so many haha?

[@superpayaseria]

Absolutely the worst teacher in the world jeese.