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Sound Generation

Sound: Analysis and Specification allows you to generate audio signals in the WAV format from various processing: mixing, adding signals in channels, extracting signal from channel.

This section contains the following topics:

Sound Generation by Mixing
The Mix Table feature allows you to create new sounds.
Generating a Stereo Signal
Sound: Analysis and Specification allows you to generate a stereo signal, a signal with two different channels. When listening to a stereo signal through headphones, you hear two different sounds in the left and right ears.
Generating a Mono signal
Sound: Analysis and Specification allows you to generate a mono signal from a stereo signal. A mono signal has got only one channel. A mono signal comes from only one source and one location.
Generating an Extended Signal from a Short Duration Signal
Signals generated from numerical simulation data of a physical model (such as Mechanical or Fluent simulations) are often too short to be perceived well. Generating an extended signal enables you to listen to a longer sound. In addition, the longer signal can be better analyzed, such as for psychoacoustic indicators.
Sound Creation from Spectrum
This section allows you to generate sounds from spectral data.

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