Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 1:44 am Post subject:
Parametric sounds [WAV]
Hi,
Abouty a week ago I discovered that some of the CAD computers at the university I now attend have Mathematica installed.
Recently, I found out that it can "graph" a function into a sound!
Attached are a sampling of som sounds I made.
Some descriptions:
AnnoyingHum is a summation of 120, the wave looks sinusoidal with lots of noise, but it has a period 10/3, which also happens to be the file length (figure...).
PowerDown is:
Sin[1500(len - t) + 1 + Sin[900(len - t)]] + Sin[2000*(len - t)^2]
Multiplied by parabolic amplitude. Similarly for PowerUp, only backwards.
Radio is:
Sin[2Pi (440 + 440*Sin[10t*t])t]
With decaying amplitude of the form 1/(t*t + 1)
Gallop is a rather complicated sum & product of sinusoids.
IntermittendRumble is a product of 9 sinusoids, similar to AnnoyingHum.
BombDrop is Sin[400*(len - t + 8)^2] multiplied by parabolic amplitude.
So, if you've got access to this, play around with the Play function.
As for me, I'm struggling to make an explosion sound. I just finished implementing perlin noise, really helps...
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