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It's a Copy>Paste Special>Transpose on a waveform, converting Rows/Columns that are time/amplitude (with wavelength embedded) into Rows/Columns that are frequen

It's a Copy>Paste Special>Transpose on a waveform, converting Rows/Columns that are time/amplitude (with wavelength embedded) into Rows/Columns that are frequency/amplitude (for a snapshot in time). People love to go on about how brilliant it is and they're probably right but that's how I understand it.

TheOtherHobbes 1y ago
Pretty much, but phase is also included. Which matters for some things.
- bobmcnamara 1y ago
  But mostly not for ears it turns out! Phase matters for some wideband signals, but most folks struggle to tell apart audio from hilbert-90-degree-shifted-audio
  - xeonmc 1y ago
    Phase is required if it is to be a reversible transform. Otherwise would just be a Functional.
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