Open Vaarun-C opened 11 months ago
can i be assigned this issue
Sure thing all the best :)
can i be assigned to this
can i be assigned this issue
are you still working on this? @Anjana-Rose
can i be assigned this issue
are you still working on this? @Anjana-Rose
yes
can i be assigned this issue
are you still working on this? @Anjana-Rose
yes
Can you show me some progress? @Anjana-Rose
i've applied the formula from wikipedia to get the note and now i'm trying to figure out how to play it
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can i be assigned to this?
please reassign this issue
ok sure :)
can i be assigned to this?
@SlimShady1414 its all yours. All the best :)
can i get assigned if this is still open?
can i get this issue assigned to me please??
@Anjana-Rose sure go ahead but after 30 minutes I might need to give the issue to others
@ssether04 go ahead
@Shaatvika go ahead final sprint :)
Currently,
generate_note(frequency, duration)
: This function generates a sound waveform for a given frequency and duration.lerp_sound(start_freq, end_freq, t)
: This function performs a linear interpolation between two frequencies.But they don't directly generate musical notes. If you have seen the Hyperplexed Video the program plays piano notes for each collision. In the video sound files are downloaded for each arc and played accordingly.
But we have a variable number of arcs (See line 23 in
polyrythms.py
). So, we need to dynamically generate musical notes for each collision instead of relying on pre-existing sound files. Maybe you can use the formulas given here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piano_key_frequencies to find the notes and use a Python library to play it, or use MIDI note numbers or the piano numbers.