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b=(112/60); %b is the time of one standard beat
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b=(112/60); %b is the time of one standard beat
half_b=0.5*(112/60);
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half_b=0.5*(112/60);
delta=0.000025; %arbitray variable small enough to sample well
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delta=0.000025; %arbitray variable small enough to sample well
  
 
w=@(tempo)0:delta:tempo; %whole note
 
w=@(tempo)0:delta:tempo; %whole note

Revision as of 18:32, 13 January 2011

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%HW 1 ECE 301
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b=(112/60); %b is the time of one standard beat
half_b=0.5*(112/60);
delta=0.000025; %arbitray variable small enough to sample well

w=@(tempo)0:delta:tempo; %whole note h=@(tempo)0:delta:0.5*tempo; %half note q=@(tempo)0:delta:0.25*tempo; %quarter note dotq=@(tempo)0:delta:1.5*0.25*tempo; %dotted quarter note e=@(tempo)0:delta:0.125*tempo; %eigth note A4=440; %Frequency of note A4

%Note funtion takes 2 variables %ntype: type of note (w,h,q,dotq,e) %dev_A4: deviation from note A4 positive is up the scale, negative is down NOTE = @(ntype,dev_A4) sin(2*pi*2^(dev_A4/12)*A4*ntype);

%Smoke on the Water, by Deep Purple sound(NOTE(q(b),-2),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(dotq(b),4),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(b),-2),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(b),-2),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(e(b),5),1/delta); sound(NOTE(h(b),4),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(b),-2),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(dotq(b),4),1/delta); sound(NOTE(e(b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(e(b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(h(b),-2),1/delta); %Silence to create a pause before 2x speed sound(NOTE(q(8),68),1/delta); %Smoke on the Water, by deep Purple, twice tempo sound(NOTE(q(half_b),-2),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(half_b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(dotq(half_b),4),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(half_b),-2),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(half_b),-2),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(half_b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(e(half_b),5),1/delta); sound(NOTE(h(half_b),4),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(half_b),-2),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(half_b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(dotq(half_b),4),1/delta); sound(NOTE(e(half_b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(e(half_b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(h(half_b),-2),1/delta); %Silence to create a pause before x(2*t) speed sound(NOTE(q(8),68),1/delta); %Smoke on the Water, by deep Purple, x(2*t) NOTE = @(ntype,dev_A4) sin(2*2*pi*2^(dev_A4/12)*A4*ntype); sound(NOTE(q(b),-2),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(dotq(b),4),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(b),-2),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(b),-2),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(e(b),5),1/delta); sound(NOTE(h(b),4),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(b),-2),1/delta); sound(NOTE(q(b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(dotq(b),4),1/delta); sound(NOTE(e(b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(e(b),1),1/delta); sound(NOTE(h(b),-2),1/delta); %______ _ _____ % %| ___ \ | | / __ \% %| |_/ /__ _ _ __| |_ `' / /'% %| __// _` | '__| __| / /  % %| | | (_| | | | |_ ./ /___% %\_| \__,_|_| \__| \_____/%

%lets assume the file Beatles.wav is in the current directory... [beatle_song, Fs] = wavread('Beatles.wav'); sound(beatle_song,Fs); beatle_song_rev = flipud(beatle_song); sound(beatle_song_rev,Fs); wavwrite(beatle_song_rev,Fs,'Ece301_HW1_part2'); %END CODE

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