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DOCS : https://docs.python.org/3/library/winsound.html?highlight=winsound#module-winsound

import winsound as ws

def beepsound():
    freq = 2000    # range : 37 ~ 32767
    dur = 1000     # ms
    ws.Beep(freq, dur) # winsound.Beep(frequency, duration)

print(beepsound())

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Maybe you have just begun coding in Python. Maybe the entire outset seems inconclusive since you have been working with regular IDEs and would like to obtain a bit more out of what your code does on the respective console and maybe a little music or tune might just liven it up. This article serves the purpose of introducing to you the winsound module, an object or file with a set of attributes or functions, specific to the task of generating or playing sound or a sound file. Note: The winsound module is defined only for execution on a Windows Platform, hence the name WINsound. Since, the winsound module is a builtin, there is no need for you to install it prior to executing it. The basic action would be to

import winsound

and then based upon the kind of output you would like, type out the following functions:

• winsound.Beep( ) The functionality devoted to this method is to generate a ‘Beep’ sound. However, the user is required to input the frequency value and the duration of the sound (these are parameters that shall be passed while calling the function). Note: The frequency must be in the range 37 through 32,767 hertz. 

Python3

import winsound

# frequency is set to 500Hz

freq= 500

# duration is set to 100 milliseconds            

The respective audio file named 'Welcome.wav' is executed.

The respective audio file named 'Welcome.wav' is executed.

The respective audio file named 'Welcome.wav' is executed.

The respective audio file named 'Welcome.wav' is executed.

• Output:

Windows system will produce a ‘Beep’ sound with the given frequency for the given duration of time.

• Building further on the code above, things can be taken to another level by implementing a ‘for’ loop to increment the frequency and duration. This has been done in the code below: 

Python3

import winsound

freq=

The respective audio file named 'Welcome.wav' is executed.

The respective audio file named 'Welcome.wav' is executed.

Play Windows question sound

Play Windows question sound

Play Windows question sound

Play Windows question sound

Play Windows question sound

Play Windows question sound

Play Windows question sound

Play Windows question sound

import3import4

import3freqimport7=

The respective audio file named 'Welcome.wav' is executed.

import3

The respective audio file named 'Welcome.wav' is executed.

Play Windows question sound

• Output: 

Consecutive notes with frequency differences of 100Hz and time duration 50 milliseconds greater
than  the previous time duration are produced.

• winsound.PlaySound( ) With the PlaySound function, things can get slightly advanced, not to mention interesting. Keep in mind that this function is only compatible with .wav files. Two parameters are passed in the function: ‘filename’ and the flag – winsound.SND_FILENAME, which is required for the Platform API to refer to the output file. The flags are as defined below:

• Example: 

Python3

import winsound

winsound7winsound8winsound9 # frequency is set to 500Hz0# frequency is set to 500Hz1

# frequency is set to 500Hz2

# frequency is set to 500Hz3# frequency is set to 500Hz0# frequency is set to 500Hz5

• Output:

The respective audio file named 'Welcome.wav' is executed.

• SND_ALIAS The sound parameter should be interpreted as a control panel sound association name. The Windows registry keys are associated with sound names. If the registry contains no such name, play the system default sound unless SND_NODEFAULT. All Win32 systems support the following:

• Example: 

Python3

import winsound

# frequency is set to 500Hz8

# frequency is set to 500Hz9

• Output:

Play Windows question sound

There are various other winsound functions, most of which are particular to specific tasks, some of which deal with runtime parameters. Nonetheless, the functions mentioned above should suffice as long as the idea is to play around to get an idea of what can be accomplished using this module.