Simulate_SyntheticSound
This function emits a sound (which can be repeated several times) and, depending on the selected frequency, you can change it (from low to high).
It can be useful in some situations:
- to give you indications on the progress of a treatment or the start of a new treatment section
- to indicate the end of the execution of an iterative loop or a program.
- to inform about the presence or negligence of a miscalculation, ...
Below are a few lines as examples :
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%%%% HOW TO USE THIS FUNCTION ? HERE ARE FOLLOWING EXAMPLES.
% Simulate_SyntheticSound(0.14,0.14,4600,48000,1,'cos');
% Simulate_SyntheticSound(.15,1,500,8192,3,'cos');
% Simulate_SyntheticSound(0.16,0.16,36000/100,36000,2,'sin');
% Simulate_SyntheticSound(0.3,0.1,84000/25,84000,2,'sin');
% Simulate_SyntheticSound(0.15,0.15,12800/50,12800,4,'cos');
% Simulate_SyntheticSound(0.12,0.12,512,12000,3,'sin');
% Simulate_SyntheticSound(0.18,0.18,50,24000,1,'cos');
Cite As
Donald Romarick ROTIMBO MBOUROU (diy-creactif.com) (2023). Simulate_SyntheticSound (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/75221-simulate_syntheticsound), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
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