wave candy -- inverse reflection above 50 kHz.

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HSJIII
Mon Oct 13, 2014 6:01 pm

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wave candy -- inverse reflection above 50 kHz.

I just opened up a sample of a bat chirp in FL, and I discovered a glitch in wave candy. It's producing an inverse reflection above 50 kHz. If you want FL to be useful to academics and scientists, you would want this to work. Drag a sample into playlist... open a wave candy... open up the scale so it can see up to 100 khz. Now hit play.

You can acquire a sample here, for testing...
http://www.singapore.chiroptera.se/
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HSJIII
Mon Oct 13, 2014 6:11 pm

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Re: wave candy -- inverse reflection above 50 kHz.

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gol
Tue Oct 14, 2014 7:04 am

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Re: wave candy -- inverse reflection above 50 kHz.

16bit already means possibly visible aliasing, ...





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