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> processed, how they are reproduced, and only then, the listener. > due to quirks and inaccuracies in how they are generated, how they are > They really would sound very much the same. > anyway, but many people would not believe that until they heard it. > How about sound examples? Ok, these waves would all sound the same Pi/2 (tau/4) phase-shift on an oscillator waveform?ДЇrom rburnett at .uk Fri Nov 1 13:00:26 2013ДЇrom: rburnett at .uk (rburnett at .uk) Does anyone have a practical circuit to perform a I've been looking into phase and frequency shifts in standard wavesДЇor some time now.

I'm interested in hearing of any cases where it doesn't work correctly.) > (This presentation relies heavily on the MATHML feature of modern browsers. > Please enjoy an article I just wrote about some strange and beautiful aspects of Square Waves: On Thu, at 7:02 PM, Donald Tillman wrote: Subject: All-pass filters, was: Screwing with Square Waves Of course a Hilbert wave has a much higher peak-to-peak value than a square wave of the same volume.ДЇrom cheater00 at Fri Nov 1 12:45:38 2013ДЇrom: cheater00 at (cheater00. I guess the waves are normalized before they are sent to the sound output. If you select Square and Mag/Phase View and set all phases to zero you get the 'Hilbert wave'. > How about sound examples? Ok, these waves would all sound the same anyway, but many people would not believe that until they heard it. )ДЇrom igg.debus at Fri Nov 1 12:41:21 2013ДЇrom: igg.debus at (Ingo Debus) You construct a sine wave and how fast you pedal is your angular velocity :-DДЄt first I thought you were talking about an early piece by Frank Zappa. Now with the tyre valve on your right, hold one horizontal in line with the wheel spindle and start measuring the height of the valve above or below the line as you spin the wheel. > Get a pair of metre sticks and turn your bike upside down. You construct a sine wave and how fast you pedal is your angular velocity :-DДЇrom thomas at Fri Nov 1 10:27:26 2013ДЇrom: thomas at (Thomas Strathmann) Get a pair of metre sticks and turn your bike upside down. > I still remember when I was in physics class, 16 years old, and couldn't get my head around angular velocity when there was just something oscillating and nothing was rotating at all. How using a saw wave then adding a sin wave sub osc down an octaveДЇrom gordonjcp at Fri Nov 1 09:25:33 2013ДЇrom: gordonjcp at (Gordon JC Pearce) > Actually, a half wave rectified sine wave.

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> Well, there's the full wave rectified sine wave. :-)ДЄctually, a half wave rectified sine wave.ДЇrom andy at Fri Nov 1 06:25:29 2013ДЇrom: andy at (Andrew Simper) Well, there's the full wave rectified sine wave.

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> Speaking of not found in nature: an infinite series of even harmonics. > What is the harmonic spectrum of a full wave rectified sine wave? Early on I tried laying them out in totally awkward HTML, then I gave up on that and wrote equations out in LaTEX, grabbed the generated image, and plopped that in.

(Computer people think they're such brainiacs, but HTML has never addressed even the simplest equations. Perhaps your browser isn't handling MATHML. What browser are you using? The equations are written in MATHML, an HTML extension for displaying equations nice.

> Shouldn't the square wave formula be 1/3 + 1/5 + 1/7. On Oct 31, 2013, at 4:30 PM, John Marshall wrote: Some of the other combinations would cancel different groups of harmonics at different points.ДЇrom don at Fri Nov 1 04:45:41 2013 I think a square wave beating with a hilbert wave would have a much more uniform beating quality. They won't ever fully cancel or fully reinforce. You can play with this by putting two different oscillators through different allpass networks before summing them. One of the interesting features of these variations is that they will have different beating characteristics when two are mixed. From gsn10 at Fri Nov 1 01:58:52 2013ДЇrom: gsn10 at (Scott Nordlund)

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