Re: Audio signal

[Robert A. Macy]

You're missing number of samples
t is ok in terms of time, but not in terms of samples
Fs is sample rate
use T as time 
and ts as sample number, which is the index of your vector
then 
>> ts=T./ones(1,T*Fs);
that should coorelate number of samples used in the
wavwrite function and the time in terms of seconds.  

Robert

On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 09:05:35 -0800 (PST)
 polmc <address@hidden> wrote:
> 
> Ok, I have to synthetize an audio signal. I must do this
> by suming up the
> harmonics of the sound.
> 
> So long I've got this:
> 
> function sinte(f)
>   
>   t=0:0.0001:0.0854;
>   Fs = 44100;
>   tau6 = 0.018;
>   A6 = 25.1;
>   f6 = f*7;
>   x6 = A6*exp(-t/tau6).*sin(2*pi*f6*t/Fs);
>   
>   tau7 = 0.016;
>   A7 = 15.8;
>   f7 = f*8;
>   x7 = A7*exp(-t/tau7).*sin(2*pi*f7*t/Fs);
>   
>   tau8 = 0.017;
>   A8 = 19.9;
>   f8 = f*9;
>   x8 = A8*exp(-t/tau8).*sin(2*pi*f8*t/Fs);
>   
>   tau9 = 0.038;
>   A9 = 12.5;
>   f9 = f*10;
>   x9 = A9*exp(-t/tau9).*sin(2*pi*f9*t/Fs);
>   
>   tau10 = 0.017;
>   A10 = 10;
>   f10 = f*11;
>   x10 = A10*exp(-t/tau10).*sin(2*pi*f10*t/Fs);
>   
>   x = x6 + x7 + x8 + x9 + x9 + x10;
> 
>   wavwrite(x,Fs,16,"so.wav");
>   
>   endfunction
> 
> 
> When I play the sound, I just hear a short 'puff'. 
> 
> The thing is that if I take away the '/Fs', It then
> sounds like a normal
> 'beep', which is what I want (I guess). Does anyone know
> what exactly does
> the Fs mean?
> 
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