Thanks I am looking at this now.
From unix I could run sox so that
$ sox uppercase-a.wav uppercase-b.wav ab.wav
this produces a merged uppercase-a.wav uppercase-b.wav
perhaps this is a better way, but requires having to execute an external
programme.
any thoughts?
cheers
norman
Kent Johnson wrote:
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 4:49 AM, Norman Khine <[email protected]> wrote:
does anyone know of a python module which would create a single sound file
based on the randomly generated string?
i have looked at the python wave module, but if i am not wrong this works
with one file at the time.
I think you can do this with the wave module. The code would be
something like this:
open output file and set number of channels, etc
for each letter of input:
open wave file for the letter
read frames from letter file
write frames to output file
close output file
Kent
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