Create wav files from arbitrary binary data on your filesystem with Python
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Get uv https://docs.astral.sh/uv/getting-started/installation/
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Install dependencies from the lockfile using:
uv sync
uv run arbitrary-binary-wav \
--input_file /path/to/input/file.pdf \
--output_file /path/to/output/file.wav \
--rate 44100
The optional rate cli argument defaults to 44100 Hz.
You ought to be able to convert any file (up to about 6.5 Gb) to wav specification.
File sizes from 1 Mb to 50 Mb probably work best, as they're very fast to convert and are of a good length to use in musical compositions.
Fair warning, you're probably gonna get something close to white noise! Maybe! I dunno! Prove me wrong!