pysoniq

Minimal Pythonic cross-platform audio analysis and playback library.

• Pure Python - No compiled extensions
• Cross-platform - Windows, macOS, Linux
• Minimal dependencies - numpy, wave, ffmpeg
• Simple API - Play, pause, stop, loop

Installation

pip install pysoniq

Use in context

import pysoniq
import numpy as np
impore wave
impore wave
# Play WAV file
pysoniq.play('audio.wav')

# Play as numpy array
sr = 44100
t = np.linspace(0, 1.0, sr)
audio = 0.3 * np.sin(2 * np.pi * 440 * t)
pysoniq.play(audio, samplerate=sr)

# Loop playback
pysoniq.set_loop(True)
pysoniq.play(audio, sr)

# Stop
pysoniq.stop()

Features

Playback

pysoniq.play(data, samplerate)  # Play audio
pysoniq.stop()                   # Stop playback
pysoniq.pause()                  # Pause
pysoniq.resume()                 # Resume

Looping

pysoniq.set_loop(True)   # Enable loop
pysoniq.is_looping()     # Check status

Gain Control

pysoniq.set_gain(0.5)           # 50% volume
pysoniq.set_volume_db(-6.0)     # Set dB
audio = pysoniq.adjust_gain_level(audio, 1.5)

Audio I/O

audio, sr = pysoniq.load('file.wav')
pysoniq.save('output.wav', audio, sr)

Platform Requirements

• Windows: Built-in (winsound)
• macOS: Built-in (afplay)
• Linux: ALSA (aplay) - usually pre-installed

Limitations

• WAV format only (for now)
• Pause/resume uses time-based estimation
• Gain changes apply on next loop iteration

License

MIT

Author

laelume