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# Binary Representation of Sound

# More programs at UsingPython.com/programs

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# Challenge 1: Can you program your own song?

# Challenge 2: Can you add more notes (e.g. F#, Bb)

# Challenge 3: Can you add more octaves?

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import winsound

print("Binary Representation of sound")

print("More programs at UsingPython.com")

print("--------------------------------\n")

print("Enter the duration of each note (in ms)?")

print("e.g. 200")

rate = int(input(">"))

print("Enter a 4-bit binary note")

print("Or more than one note separated by spaces")

print("Notes:")

print("0000 = no sound")

print("0001 = Low C")

print("0010 = D")

print("0011 = E")

print("0100 = F")

print("0101 = G")

print("0110 = A")

print("0111 = B")

print("1000 = High C")

print("e.g: ")

print("0101 0101 0101 0010 0011 0011 0010 0000 0111 0111 0110 0110 0101")

soundBinary = input(">")

for note in soundBinary.split():

    if note == "0000":          #rest

        freq = 37

    elif note == "0001":        #low c

        freq = 262

    elif note == "0010":        #d

        freq = 294

    elif note == "0011":        #e

        freq = 330

    elif note == "0100":        #f

        freq = 349

    elif note == "0101":        #g

        freq = 392

    elif note == "0110":        #a

        freq = 440

    elif note == "0111":        #b

        freq = 494

    elif note == "1000":        #high c

        freq = 523

    winsound.Beep(freq, rate)