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#701081 - 08/27/02 09:46 PM
Fourier transform
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I was playing around at school today looking at the frequency spectrums of different instruments.
The most complex I found in the harpsichord. Do you know any instrument that has significantly more frequencies than the harpsichord?
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#1603269 - 01/22/11 08:49 PM
Re: Fourier transform
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I was playing around at school today looking at the frequency spectrums of different instruments.
The most complex I found in the harpsichord. Do you know any instrument that has significantly more frequencies than the harpsichord? Have you tried the Saxophone?
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#1603297 - 01/22/11 09:42 PM
Re: Fourier transform
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I think the Sitar would be up there too.  Greg.
Edited by sullivang (01/22/11 09:50 PM)
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#1603467 - 01/23/11 03:44 AM
Re: Fourier transform
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How about a Pipe Organ?
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#1603510 - 01/23/11 05:57 AM
Re: Fourier transform
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Harpsichord sound is used often when judging the quality of lossy compressions because of its rich spectrum.
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