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I am trying to build an electronic metronome. I would like it to make the sounds of "tic toc", "click pop" or something other than a pure tone. What are the frequencies, harmonics, decay, etc. to duplicate such "simple" sounds? Beep and Boop sound more like a warning than a rhythm. Thanks for helping with a fool's idea.
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By using these peeks you can adjust the function you want. If you don't know anything about signal processing and/or related stuff, I just advise you to take help from a student dealing these or a specialist. Infact it's realy an easy process for the one who knows signal processing and related tools.
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I was just curious by chance do you know how to transform the time domain of a certain input sound to frequency domain.
Thanks!
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Greg Locock
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One of the more interesting jobs I had a slight involvement with a long time ago was to synthesise the noise a V8 makes. The spectrum they ended up with bore only a casual resemblance to the spectrum of a V8.
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Greg Locock
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It works with the wave format. You can record, play, add signals. You can add digital effects (reverb). You can generate tones from building blocks like sin waves, triangle waves etc of multiple harmonic frequencies, and these can be modulated in quite a few fancy ways. In short just about anything you can do with a synthesizer. I built a pretty mean flute sound that would put Jethro Tull to shame.
So in summary you can either start from electronic building blocks to build quite a real-sounding or electronic sounding sound. Or you can start with a real-world sound and modify it if desired.