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I want to use my e-guitar as a controller for a game so I came up with the Idea to use the pitch that gets picked up by a recording software to simulate pressing a key

for example: if int(pitch) = 150hz keyboard.press(a)

but I don't know how to make my program read what the recording software displays. How can I make my program read what is displays. I would rather use python than any C language because I understand Python better

i tried making the recording program write a the pitch on a notepad that my program has access to but for some reason i just got no results on the notepad or in the Python console

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  • See if it helps (assuming that both processes are Python): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12663159/sharing-state-across-multiple-processes-using-the-python-multiprocessing-module – PM 77-1 Jan 08 '23 at 19:10

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