Macrontec ·
Sorry, my english...
Here is my test from a Sampleplayer. I load a Sine-Wave but what i hear is not a Sine.... What is wrong or is it a Bug ? Thanks for Answer
http://members.aol.com/macrontec/SinePlayer.zip ( osm + wave-Sine-File )
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Macrontec ·
Sorry, my english...
Here is my test from a Sampleplayer. I load a Sine-Wave but what i hear is not a Sine.... What is wrong or is it a Bug ? Thanks for Answer
http://members.aol.com/macrontec/SinePlayer.zip ( osm + wave-Sine-File )
jorge ·
Hi Macrontec and welcome to the forum.
Try using a Stereo Amp with low volume as follows:
let me know if it fixes the problem.
sambean ·
Welcome!
There may be a miscalculation in your rho value, replace it 1 and check if it works, if it does then it means you may need to re-do the calculation..
If that is not it, make sure you are using the stereo read file with a stereo file and the mono read with the mono file..
Hope you get it sorted
Cheers
Sam
jorge ·
You're reading your wave without interpolating, here is what it looks like:
That result is correct for what your schematic does, you need to add interpolation to get the result you want.
jorge ·
Here is a version of your schematic that interpolates one channel but not the other so you can look at the difference:
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oddson ·
That looks like it was based on an example I posted earlier in 'help'.
In that post I said it used "naive interpolation (nearest sample)". Technically, since interpolation means to estimate a value in a series based on neigbouring data points, this is not incorrect. But in practice one might assume interpolation means some effort was made to estimate based on an assumption of a smoothly changing function.
Sorry for the confusion...
Macrontec ·
wow .. great .... i am enthused
good forum , thanks all from Austria
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