audio-mouse
Control mouse with audio input.
This project is intended to use a guitar as an input source and use the notes played on it to simulate mouse movements. But you can always use your voice and control the mouse movements as long as you can hit those pitches which are configured to trigger the mouse events
Install
pip install audio-mouse
Examples
Basic example
from mouse import LineIn, Mouse
def main():
line_in = LineIn()
mouse_handler = Mouse()
stream = line_in.record()
line_in.detect_pitch(mouse_handler, stream)
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
Configuring notes/pitches
You can configure the notes you want to act as trigger for specific mouse movements for example, you can configure that when a pitch of A2 is played the mouse pointer moves up etc.
from mouse import LineIn, Mouse
def main():
line_in = LineIn()
mouse_handler = Mouse()
mouse_handler.UP = "A2"
mouse_handler.DOWN = "B2"
mouse_handler.RIGHT = "G3"
# Events that are not configured will use the defaults (check constants.py)
stream = line_in.record()
line_in.detect_pitch(mouse_handler, stream)
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
Configuring X/Y mouse speed
you can configure Mouse.MOUSE_X and Mouse.MOUSE_Y to update the speed of
the mouse.
from mouse import LineIn, Mouse
def main():
line_in = LineIn()
mouse_handler = Mouse()
mouse_handler.MOUSE_X = 10
mouse_handler.MOUSE_Y = 10
stream = line_in.record()
line_in.detect_pitch(mouse_handler, stream)
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
In action
Checkout the 30 seconds video linked below for a demo. I've played few of the notes from the major pentatonic scale on 5th fret of a guitar and each note is a mouse event.
Scribbles
Looks like we can make a visual representation of what we play and speak and use it for some analysis maybe? IDK. Play something and without listening to it one can visually analyze some patterns maybe? Can make a note transcriber. Maybe something like converting the recorded pitches to notes and then tabs? IDK
License
MIT
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