pysfizz 0.1.0

Python bindings for sfizz

pysfizz

Python bindings for sfizz, a sample-based synthesizer for the SFZ virtual instrument format.

Installation

From PyPI

Prebuilt wheels are available for Python 3.9–3.13 on Linux, macOS, and Windows.

pip install pysfizz

From source (development only)

Requires: Git, CMake 3.15+, C++17 compatible compiler, Python 3.9+ with development headers

git clone https://github.com/tiianhk/pysfizz.git
cd pysfizz
git submodule update --init --recursive
pip install .

Example

import pysfizz
import soundfile as sf

# load an instrument
synth = pysfizz.Synth(sample_rate=48000, block_size=1024)
synth.load_sfz_file("path/to/your/sfz/file.sfz")

# print the list of MIDI notes that have SFZ regions
print(synth.playable_keys)

# single note offline systhesis
pitch = 60       # MIDI note number, integer in [0, 127]
vel = 127        # MIDI velocity, integer in [0, 127]
note_dur = 1     # seconds, key pressed at t=0 and released after this duration
render_dur = 2   # seconds, total rendered duration
audio = synth.render_note(pitch, vel, note_dur, render_dur) # np.ndarray of shape (2, num_samples)
sf.write("output.wav", audio.T, synth.get_sample_rate())

Resources

SFZ instruments

License and dependencies

pysfizz is under the BSD 2-Clause License.

It includes the following dependencies as Git submodules under the external/ directory:

• sfizz — BSD 2-Clause License
• nanobind — BSD 3-Clause License