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    This document shows how to add grain delay effects to an audio file in Python using the pydub library. It loads an audio file, generates white noise for grain, applies a delay effect with the noise as the grain source, and exports the output file. The delay is applied with settings for milliseconds, decay, depth, and feedback, using crossfading between grains.

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    This document shows how to add grain delay effects to an audio file in Python using the pydub library. It loads an audio file, generates white noise for grain, applies a delay effect with the noise as the grain source, and exports the output file. The delay is applied with settings for milliseconds, decay, depth, and feedback, using crossfading between grains.

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    This document shows how to add grain delay effects to an audio file in Python using the pydub library. It loads an audio file, generates white noise for grain, applies a delay effect with the noise as the grain source, and exports the output file. The delay is applied with settings for milliseconds, decay, depth, and feedback, using crossfading between grains.

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    from pydub import AudioSegment

    from pydub.generators import WhiteNoise


    from pydub.effects import crossfade, delay

    # Load audio file


    audio_file = AudioSegment.from_file("input_audio.wav", format="wav")

    # Create white noise for grain source


    grain_source = WhiteNoise().to_audio_segment(duration=20)

    # Apply delay effect with grain source


    grain_delay_audio = delay(audio_file, delay_milliseconds=50,
    decay=0.5, max_depth=10,
    feedback=0.5,
    left_only=False, right_only=False,
    crossfade=Crossfade(duration=50),
    grain_size=500,
    grain_fade=Crossfade(duration=50),
    grain_source=grain_source)

    # Export output audio file


    grain_delay_audio.export("output_audio.wav", format="wav")

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