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# SoundSample

A SoundSample represents a single moment in a Sound object. It contains an amplitude.

To make a sound louder, you would multiply its amplitude by a number n > 1.

To make a sound quieter, you would multiply its amplitude by a number 0 < n < 1.

## Example Usage

    sample = SoundSample(100)

    # This prints 100.
    print(sample.getValue())

    sample.setValue(55)

    # This prints 55.
    print(sample.getValue()

## Initialization

`SoundSample.``SoundSample`(self, value)

  Parameters: | value (int) – the sample’s amplitude.

    sample = SoundSample(100)

## Getters

Return the sample’s amplitude.

`SoundSample.``getValue`(self)

    sample.getValue()

## Setters

Set the sample’s amplitude to a new value.

`SoundSample.``setValue`(self, value)

  Parameters: | value (int) – the sample’s new amplitude.

    sample.setValue(55)

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