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Partly based on the [[https://www.projectrhea.org/rhea/index.php/2019_Spring_ECE_301_Boutin|ECE301 Spring 2019]] lecture material of Boutin. | Partly based on the [[https://www.projectrhea.org/rhea/index.php/2019_Spring_ECE_301_Boutin|ECE301 Spring 2019]] lecture material of Boutin. | ||
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| − | + | 21 Savage is a prolific and talented artist. His debut studio album, "Issa Album", came with the lead single "Bank Account", which reached 12th on the Billboard Hot 100. This song is a suitable choice to reproduce in MATLAB, as it has a simple yet catchy tune. | |
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| − | + | Playing the main track of "Bank Account" in MATLAB requires four notes: E, F#, A♭, and A. The frequencies of these notes in Hz are 329.63, 369.99, 415.3, and 440, respectively. These frequencies are designated in MATLAB along with a time step. Then, the note frequencies are ordered in a vector 'notes' according to the song, which is then used to input each frequency into a sine wave. The 'reshape' and 'soundsc' functions are used to process and then play the signal. | |
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| − | + | clear all | |
| − | + | Fs = 8000; | |
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| + | delta = 1/Fs; | ||
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| + | t = 0:delta:0.4; | ||
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| + | %Frequencies of the notes | ||
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| + | E = 329.63; | ||
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| + | A_flat = 415.3; | ||
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| + | F_sharp = 369.99; | ||
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| + | A = 440; | ||
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| + | notes = [E; A_flat; F_sharp; A_flat; E; A_flat; F_sharp; A_flat; E; A_flat; F_sharp; A_flat; A; A_flat; E; A_flat; E; A_flat; F_sharp; A_flat; E; A_flat; F_sharp; A_flat; E; A_flat; F_sharp; A_flat; A; A_flat; E; A_flat]; | ||
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| + | x = sin(2*pi*notes*t); | ||
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| + | song = reshape(x',32*length(t),1); | ||
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| + | soundsc(song,1/delta) | ||
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| − | + | *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7N-kgbVjRuc - the song | |
| − | + | *http://pages.mtu.edu/~suits/notefreqs.html - frequencies of notes | |
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Revision as of 22:57, 7 April 2019
A slecture by ECE student Jeff Rodrigues
Partly based on the [Spring 2019] lecture material of Boutin.
Introduction
21 Savage is a prolific and talented artist. His debut studio album, "Issa Album", came with the lead single "Bank Account", which reached 12th on the Billboard Hot 100. This song is a suitable choice to reproduce in MATLAB, as it has a simple yet catchy tune.
How it's Done
Playing the main track of "Bank Account" in MATLAB requires four notes: E, F#, A♭, and A. The frequencies of these notes in Hz are 329.63, 369.99, 415.3, and 440, respectively. These frequencies are designated in MATLAB along with a time step. Then, the note frequencies are ordered in a vector 'notes' according to the song, which is then used to input each frequency into a sine wave. The 'reshape' and 'soundsc' functions are used to process and then play the signal.
The Code
clear all
Fs = 8000;
delta = 1/Fs;
t = 0:delta:0.4;
%Frequencies of the notes
E = 329.63;
A_flat = 415.3;
F_sharp = 369.99;
A = 440;
notes = [E; A_flat; F_sharp; A_flat; E; A_flat; F_sharp; A_flat; E; A_flat; F_sharp; A_flat; A; A_flat; E; A_flat; E; A_flat; F_sharp; A_flat; E; A_flat; F_sharp; A_flat; E; A_flat; F_sharp; A_flat; A; A_flat; E; A_flat];
x = sin(2*pi*notes*t);
song = reshape(x',32*length(t),1);
soundsc(song,1/delta)
References
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7N-kgbVjRuc - the song
- http://pages.mtu.edu/~suits/notefreqs.html - frequencies of notes
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