Loop over a tune

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Play or start a tune

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Play a tune in a loop with another output

music_note music_note music_note music_note
play_circle stop_circle 
my_tune = [ ['d5', 0.4], ['d#5', 0.4],
            ['f5', 0.4], ['d6', 0.4] ]
          
for note in my_tune:
    pink_led.on()    
    speaker.play(note)
    pink_led.off()
    sleep(0.2)

lightbulb Use a `for` loop

If you would like to play music in time with another output, such as an LED, you can use a for loop to play the tune and add code for turning an LED on and off.



Play a tune


music_note music_note music_note music_note

play_circle stop_circle 
my_tune = [ ['d5', 0.4], ['d#5', 0.4],
            ['f5', 0.4], ['d6', 0.4] ]
                     
speaker.play(my_tune) # play complete tune
print("Tune finished")

speaker.play(my_tune, wait=False) # start tune
print("Tune started")

lightbulb Play a tune

Use a list to store the note and length of each note. Add the name of the list inside the brackets of speaker.play() to play the tune.