Can I just say, PyAudio can be done on Windows!
All you do is download the appropriate .whl file from here, navigate to the folder it's in using the terminal and run "pip install nameoffile.whl"
By appropriate file, you will see a list of files to do with PyAudio, something like "PyAudio‑0.2.11‑cp39‑cp39‑win_amd64.whl".
The 39 represents python 3.9 and win_amd64 means the 64 bit version of windows. For versions of python like 3.8, Just find the file with the 38 instead of 39 and if you are a 32 bit computer, find the one that says win32 instead of win_amd64!
From then on, PyAudio should work!
This is also explained on stackoverflow, #####here!
THIS IS ONLY FOR WINDOWS USERS.
Can I just say, PyAudio can be done on Windows! All you do is download the appropriate .whl file from here, navigate to the folder it's in using the terminal and run "pip install nameoffile.whl" By appropriate file, you will see a list of files to do with PyAudio, something like "PyAudio‑0.2.11‑cp39‑cp39‑win_amd64.whl". The 39 represents python 3.9 and win_amd64 means the 64 bit version of windows. For versions of python like 3.8, Just find the file with the 38 instead of 39 and if you are a 32 bit computer, find the one that says win32 instead of win_amd64! From then on, PyAudio should work! This is also explained on stackoverflow, #####here! THIS IS ONLY FOR WINDOWS USERS.