Is it possible? I'd like run over a batch of audio files and produce graphic waveform files from them. Similar to what SoundCloud displays, but perhaps the module(s) im seeking will offer a few more options.
Whats out there? whats good?
Generating a audio waveform graphic within Python
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See this example, it is exactly what you want in pure Python. You have another options too, but using
audiolab.