 fourier graphing software, looking for a program to produce fourier graphs from sound f |
 Mon 15 Apr 2002, 04:22
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I am illustrating a book on musical cognition and would like to find some software to generate simple two-dimentional graphs showing fourier analysis of sounds over time. Any suggestions?
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Fri 23 Jul 2004, 22:10
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Hi, I'm pretty awful where any maths rears its ugly head I'm afraid;-( I thought fourier transforms were something to do with mink coats;-)
However, I'm sure I heard somewhere a few years ago that a bloke had built such a device in his shed, out of.......meccano would ya believe! 'Cant remember why. I seem to remember a purely mechanical antique thing in Londons science museum which did Fourier graphs, Lorenz equations and other impressive hard math stuff! Sorry for my fairly useless answer to your post, I'm sure some more mathematically able forum member will give you a proper answer, regards John. That's true about the guy in his shed I swear! |
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douglasgifford fourier graphing software Mon 15 Apr 2002, 04:22
BagHun Man, if I had a million dollars for every time som... Mon 15 Apr 2002, 22:06 douglasgifford I think I detect some irony here. General musical ... Mon 15 Apr 2002, 22:45 castol try amadeus II. its cheap ($30) and does oodles of... Tue 16 Apr 2002, 00:33 kidali I`ve done that with director MX and a Xtra cal... Thu 22 Jul 2004, 16:23
null-neun QUOTE (BagHun @ Apr 15 2002, 21:06)Sorry, but... Wed 6 Apr 2005, 16:50 |
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