auralise | Transforming time series data to sound

auralise is a Python library. auralise has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Turns out, using data to make music is a lot harder than it sounds (no pun intended), especially without an intimate understanding of what makes a Sine wave special. Still, it does something and doesn’t sound too terrible, though it doesn’t show a trend in quite the same way as I had hoped. To run: * Uses Pyo to [Pyo] to make the sweet music. Annoyingly, they don’t have a ready made binary for Python 3.7, so you need to [compile manually] * requirements.txt holds the rest of the dependencies. * All a lot easier if you do it within a [Virtual Environment] * Run auralise.py (don’t blame me if you have to manually kill the process if it decides to keep singing at you once its finished).