File:Sine Wave 10Hz 30s.ogg

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Sine_Wave_10Hz_30s.ogg (Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 28 s, 15 kbps, file size: 51 KB)

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English: A pure sinusoidal tone of frequency 10Hz and duration 30 seconds. Generated with Mathematica, then converted to Ogg Vorbis with MeowMultiSound. Normalised to −3dB.
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Author Inductiveload
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time = 30;
norm = 1/Sqrt[2];

Table[
 
 tone = Play[
   norm*Sin[f*2*Pi*t],
   {t, 0, time},
   PlayRange -> {-1, 1}
   ];
 
 str = "Sine Wave " <> ToString[f] <> "Hz " <> ToString[time] <> "s" <>
    ".wav";(*Constructs a name for the tone*)
 
 Export[str, tone],
 
 {f, 10, 100, 10}
 ]

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current20:33, 20 September 200928 s (51 KB)Inductiveload (talk | contribs){{Information |Description={{en|A pure sinusoidal tone of frequency 10Hz and duration 30 seconds. Generated with Mathematica, then converted to Ogg Vorbis with MeowMultiSound. Normalised to −3dB.}} |Source={{own}} |Date=2009-09-20 |Author=[[User:Inducti

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MP3 66 kbps Completed 12:18, 23 December 2017 1.0 s

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