Music Warper is a Python script that simulates the effect of a worn-out cassette tape on music files. It randomly changes the speed and pitch of the input music file, creating a nostalgic and warped audio experience.
- Randomly alters the speed and pitch of the music file within a specified range.
- Mimics the characteristics of a worn-out cassette tape, including speed instability and pitch warping.
- Configurable settings to adjust the speed range, ambient temperature, and wobble factor for customization.
- Python 3.x
- PyDub library:
pip install pydub - tqdm library:
pip install tqdm - Tkinter library (usually included in Python installations)
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Clone or download the Music Warper repository.
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Install the required libraries mentioned in the Prerequisites section, if not already installed.
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Configure the settings in the
config.inifile:speed_min: The minimum speed factor for warping (default: 0.98)speed_max: The maximum speed factor for warping (default: 1.02)ambient_temperature: The ambient temperature at the time of playback in degrees Celsius (default: 25)wobble_factor: The probability of introducing wobble effect (default: 0.3)
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Run the script with 'python3 speed.py'.
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Navigate to the music file you want to warp. Don't worry if it's not in mpeg3 format, the script will automatically convert it to it and start the conversion automatically.
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