Contents Signal Analysis » Signals Comparison » Comparing Signals by ListeningPrint page Comparing Signals by Listening It is possible to compare similar temporal signals or time-frequency representations by listening. For example, you can compare the differences between several versions of the same sound. Signal comparison by listening is best done using a Playlist. Related informationWaveform Analysis - A waveform is a graph which describes the amplitude (for example, acoustic pressure) of a signal over time. Waveform analysis lets you calculate and analyze the signal's levels and envelope.Time-Frequency Component Analysis - Typically, you can notice components that stand out during the playback of a time-frequency representation. Sound: Analysis and Specification allows you to analyze these time-frequency components by using a set of specific tools. « Modifying the Appearance of a Signal CurveTime-Frequency Component Analysis »
