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1 project | /r/softwaredevelopment | 9 Sep 2021

Anyways, if you want to play around with the idea, basic note recognition is actually pretty easy. You can simply go from frequency to note. To get the frequency, a popular way is via fourier transformation. If you want to go the easier route, find someone who's already done this and open-sourced it! I just did a quick search and landed on this GitHub project which looks to do exactly what I just suggested.

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