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OK, so I've got a band playing and I want to record them onto a CD New

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Good old BT, distracting me from work. Who wants to hear all about 1.4 Q-distributions in mixed hardwood stands? <NT> 5-Hole_girl New
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bring it on - when your finished can we discuss the Fourier analysis of my cushion degradation test?... ronzo New
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Don't fall for it, all his fourier transformations are fast. <NT> rroberts New
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For those of you without a technical education, Rick has just... buynoski New
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well that cleared that right up......... joemess New
Date: Apr 26 2005, 21:26 GMT
From: buynoski


	I take a sample of their sound (something real and continuous) every 1/44,000 of a second. Those samples are what are recorded onto the CD. If you use a Fast Fourier transform with enough points, you can reconstruct the entire frequency spectrum of the original sound, up to about 22,000 Hz (just above the upper range of human hearing at 20,000 Hz).

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