DickCappels
- Joined Aug 21, 2008
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This thread has gone well beyond where it needed to go and has degenerated into unhelpful bickering.
Closed for now.
Closed for now.
Let's say you captured an audio recording onto an analog format.
The analog recording is of an entire orchestra.
One of the violins played a bad note starting at precisely 4:49:03...
Technically that note is "embedded" precisely at that point in the wave.
Where and how is the note "stored" in the wave? Is there any current theory on how to access that information?
The thread was locked briefly. It was renamed per internal discussion with moderators and moved to the Off-Topic area. As in real life conversation, the actual thread topic morphed a few pages in as fully agreed upon with the participants. This is the original thread. I had noticed a small typo in the original post’s wording that I corrected a few weeks in to the discourse.Hi
I see you started this forum on March 28th
but then Last edited: May 21, 2020
I see this is not the only time you have changed a post after you have started it
whats the reaosn you feel you need to do this and not to start a new thread ?
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