Digital Signals
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Digital Signals
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Re: Digital Signals
#2Meta: I think "RF" or "wireless" in the title would be warranted, this seems to be very much focused on radio communications. Obviously there's a lot of digital signalling going on in wires as well, so the distinction has merit in my opinion.
Also, it's a really impressively long list! Cool.
Edit: clarified first sentence.
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#3For those looking at the waterfall images: Y-axis is time, X-axis is the frequency axis, colors are intensity. Jus a spectrogram that's been rotated 90 degrees to the left.
When you play the sound, the start is at the bottom of the image, and then moves upwards (kind of like Guitar Hero). Some of them can be quite musical, like the THOR (https://www.sigidwiki.com/wiki/THOR)
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#4Play all of them together! (:
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#5Meta: I think "RF" or "wireless" in the title would be warranted, this seems to be very much focused on radio communications. Obviously there's a lot of digital signalling going on in wires as well, so the distinction has merit in my opinion. Also, it's a really impressively long list! Cool. Edit: clarified first sentence.
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#6For those looking at the waterfall images: Y-axis is time, X-axis is the frequency axis, colors are intensity. Jus a spectrogram that's been rotated 90 degrees to the left. When you play the sound, the start is at the bottom of the image, and then moves upwards (kind of like Guitar Hero). Some of them can be quite musical, like the THOR ( https://www.sigidwiki.com/wiki/THOR )
> When you play the sound, the start is at the bottom of the image, and then moves upwards (kind of like Guitar Hero)
In this case Y-axis is time, no?
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#7For those looking at the waterfall images: Y-axis is time, X-axis is the frequency axis, colors are intensity. Jus a spectrogram that's been rotated 90 degrees to the left. When you play the sound, the start is at the bottom of the image, and then moves upwards (kind of like Guitar Hero). Some of them can be quite musical, like the THOR ( https://www.sigidwiki.com/wiki/THOR )
That sounds backwards to me. Don't you mean Y axis is time and X axis is frequency? Otherwise how could it play from bottom to top?
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#8Listening to those samples, I initially thought this was a new album from Autechre.
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#9My favorite track has to be Russian enigma.
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#10Love it. Now I just need to find some cereals that put whistles in their boxes.