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Let me be more specific.

I want to create a series of audiofiles, each containing a range of frequencies. That is done most easily with Audacity, but it would take forever to do it manually since there are a lot of frequencies to deal with. So the question is:

Can I make a script that will open Audacity, press all the required buttons within the program and fill in the necessary values, and then save the files?

If that's also confusing, can I use Python to make a script that will move the cursor to a specific location, order it "to click" something?

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    Seeing Python is a Turing complete language, it is possible. In reality, also depending on your OS, python is probably not the best language to do this task. – Mia Jul 23 '18 at 20:29
  • Not only is this possible, it is what Python was originally designed for. – TheBlackCat Jul 24 '18 at 04:43

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I would check out Audacity's scripting wiki. Once you get that up and running you can use the subprocess module to call external commands via python.

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