Write a function that will input two sounds. Create a new sound with one half of the first sound, then add the two sounds together for the length of the two sounds, and then add the second half of the second sound. This is easiest to do if the sounds have the same length.

Question

Note: While this is easiest to do if the sounds have the same length, the function below can handle sounds of different lengths via the two if statements in the mid loop. However, this is not required to answer this question. Additionally, the question does not specify how to “add” the two sounds together, which means an answer could just add both values together. To avoid something too loud, the function below blends the two
sounds, but this is not a requirement.

Answer 1

```
def addSounds(sound ,sound2):
maxLength = max(getLength(sound), getLength(sound2))
canvas=makeEmptySound(getLength(sound)/2+getLength(sound2)/2+maxLength)
for index in range(0, getLength(sound)/2):
soundSample = getSampleValueAt(sound,index)
setSampleValueAt(canvas ,index ,soundSample)
for index in range (0 ,maxLength):
soundSample = 0
if index soundSample = getSampleValueAt(sound,index)
sound2Sample = 0
if index sound2Sample=getSampleValueAt(sound2,index)
newSample = 0.5* soundSample + 0.5* sound2Sample
setSampleValueAt(canvas ,index+getLength(sound)/2,newSample)
for index in range (0 ,getLength(sound2)/2):
sound2Sample = getSampleValueAt(sound2,index)
setSampleValueAt(canvas ,(index+getLength(sound)/2+maxLength),sound2Sample)
play(canvas)
return canvas
```