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Installation instructions
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
pypi
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The simplest way to install *librosa* is through the Python Package Index (PyPI).
This will ensure that all required dependencies are fulfilled.
This can be achieved by executing the following command::
pip install librosa
or::
sudo pip install librosa
to install system-wide, or::
pip install -u librosa
to install just for your own user.
conda
~~~~~
If you use conda/Anaconda environments, librosa can be installed from the
`conda-forge` channel::
conda install -c conda-forge librosa
Source
~~~~~~
If you've downloaded the archive manually from the `releases
<https://github.com/librosa/librosa/releases/>`_ page, you can install using the
`setuptools` script::
tar xzf librosa-VERSION.tar.gz
cd librosa-VERSION/
python setup.py install
If you intend to develop librosa or make changes to the source code, you can
install with `pip install -e` to link to your actively developed source tree::
tar xzf librosa-VERSION.tar.gz
cd librosa-VERSION/
pip install -e .
Alternately, the latest development version can be installed via pip::
pip install git+https://github.com/librosa/librosa
ffmpeg
~~~~~~
To fuel `audioread` with more audio-decoding power, you can install *ffmpeg* which
ships with many audio decoders. Note that conda users on Linux and OSX will
have this installed by default; Windows users must install ffmpeg separately.
OSX users can use *homebrew* to install ffmpeg by calling
`brew install ffmpeg` or get a binary version from their website https://www.ffmpeg.org.
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