Hallo!
Look at numpy and scipy (http://www.scipy.org/). Python is really well
suited for all those kinds of operations - similar to matlab.
I do all my signal processing and machine learning simulations in python
(instead of MATLAB/octave, as before).
LG
Georg
> I'd like to process samples, mostly slice, splice, mix and fade,
> preferably in python, and preferably without any 3rd part library
> installed. I couldn't find such functionality inside standard python,
> did I overlook something?
>
> I could (and have) write wrappers around sox, but since sox seems to
> change it's "API" all the time that's not such a nice solution. I
> guess/hope ecasound is more stable with regards to it's interface, would
> that be a better option?
>
> Are there other languages, c++ or c for instance that have the
> functionality I'm looking for build in? I might consider letting go of
> my beloved python if other languages have something available as standard...
>
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