sound file
collocation in Englishmeaningsofsoundandfile
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sound
noun
uk/saʊnd/us/saʊnd/
something that you can hear or that can ...
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file
noun
uk/faɪl/us/faɪl/
any of several different types of container used to store papers, letters, and other documents in an ordered way, especially in ...
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(Definition ofsoundandfilefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofsound file
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It is possible for the phase to decrement rather than increment and for thesoundfileto be read backwards.
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The spectral view showed how each transformation affected the frequencies throughout thesoundfile.
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This is so that the frequency components of the originalsoundfilecan be captured in the grain.
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The effect of this editing was to create a singlesoundfilethat had two presentations of the same nonword, without a predetermined interstimulus interval.
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The two streams might then diverge, each transforming thesoundfilein different ways, changing the density, pitch and speed independently.
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This is because side effects are introduced by the overlapping grains containing different portions of thesoundfile.
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Following this, each transcript was subsequently linked to thesoundfileby a second transcriber.
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If the rate at whichsoundfiledata is read internally within the grain is altered, the pitch of the sound will rise or fall.
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In other words, the grain is not based on a synthesised waveform but on a segment of asoundfile.
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To demonstrate how a filter could alter a sound, the teacher opened asoundfilecontaining the lowest eight notes on a church organ.
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Initially the identical streams might both have settings such that they reproduce the originalsoundfileunaltered.
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At normal speed the grains will move through thesoundfileat the speed it was originally recorded.
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One can hear how thissoundfileis used in excerpt 2 on the website, near the beginning.
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In both cases, the residual can be kept as a (non-mutable)soundfileor modelled spectrally.
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Table 2 shows the results of classification of musical genres on novel musicalsoundfiledata.
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Negative values cause thesoundfileto be read in retrograde within each grain.
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If the rate at which successive grains progress through thesoundfileis altered, the temporal evolution of the sound will be stretched or contracted.
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The correspondingsoundfilewas taken from the corpus and the parenthetical was edited out.
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Participants could make a response any time after the start of the secondsoundfile.
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