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It only takes a little bit of steganography before everything looks like a secret communication channel! Cool experiment. The biggest surprise to me is that th
by XaspR8d 11y ago
It only takes a little bit of steganography before everything looks like a secret communication channel!
Cool experiment. The biggest surprise to me is that the fluctuations of the real whistle appear to be a fairly constant frequency; I would've expected more chaotic behavior.
EDIT: While we're near the topic, does anyone have any recommendations for acoustics texts/resources? In particular, I'd love something from the approach of analyzing real-world sounds & instruments.
- chillingeffect 11y ago> analyzing real-world sounds & instruments One of the most important books on the subject: http://www.amazon.com/Physics-Musical-Instruments-Neville-Fletcher/dp/0387983740 http://www.amazon.com/Physics-Musical-Instruments-Neville-Fl... It's mostly covered from a synthesis/physics POV angle, btw. But will give you a tremendous foundation in the types of waveforms many different instruments produce.
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