pysynth/output/convert.py
def convert(self, inp):

        """
        Convert class - This is what the output module will be calling.

        You can safely assume that the input will be signed floats.
        You can return anything you like,
        although a bytes object might be the most relevant bet.

        :param inp: Input to convert
        :type inp: float
        :return: Anything that the converter thinks is relevant
        """

        pass

        Convert class - This is what the output module will be calling.

        You can safely assume that the input will be signed floats.
        You can return anything you like,
        although a bytes object might be the most relevant bet.

        :param inp: Input to convert
        :type inp: float
        :return: Anything that the converter thinks is relevant
        
Convert class - This is what the output module will be calling.
You can safely assume that the input will be signed floats.
You can return anything you like,
although a bytes object might be the most relevant bet.
Convert class - This is what the output module will be calling . You can safely assume that the input will be signed floats . You can return anything you like although a bytes object might be the most relevant bet .
def convert(self, inp):
        pass
def convert ( self , inp ) : pass
Convert class - This is what the output module will be calling.
Convert class - This is what the output module will be calling .
"""
        Convert class - This is what the output module will be calling.

        You can safely assume that the input will be signed floats.
        You can return anything you like,
        although a bytes object might be the most relevant bet.

        :param inp: Input to convert
        :type inp: float
        :return: Anything that the converter thinks is relevant
        """
Anything that the converter thinks is relevant
Anything that the converter thinks is relevant
self
inp
Input to convert
Input to convert