how do i generate sound using MATLAB?
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ramdas patil
on 14 Jun 2014
Commented: Image Analyst
on 17 Feb 2021
I want to generate and play *sound for frequencies 100Hz and 200Hz tones for 10 sec and 5 sec respectively using MATLAB With sampling frequency as 20500 Hz .Also i want to plot their frequecy spectrum* .Is it possible to do this using MATLAB?
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Azzi Abdelmalek
on 14 Jun 2014
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Image Analyst
on 8 Feb 2021
@Yonas Gedamu, Start a new question after you read this:
Then we'll know how to answer you precisely. Right now you have not given enough information. Not given from where? Who told you to do this? Amplitude in the spectral domain or the time domain, etc. I should know how to help you after you provide us the context - background information and any data you already have.
Adam Danz
on 17 Feb 2021
sound(a)
should be
sound(a,fs)
I don't have access to the 2014 documentation so I don't know what the inputs were for this function back then.
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Image Analyst
on 14 Jun 2014
See my attached demo that creates a sound and plays it.
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Bow
on 31 Mar 2018
Adding a small correction to the answer above. You should include fs as an argument into the sound function if you want it to play correctly. If you don't MATLAB will use the default sampling freqeuncy, which is not 20500Hz. So the last line should be
sound(a,fs)
Image Analyst
on 17 Feb 2021
@Bow, I don't think you were talking about my code. My code did/does use Fs and doesn't call the signal "a". (I downloaded it to check.) Regardless, I'm attaching the latest version which uses the new sound function "audioplayer()":
player = audioplayer(y, Fs);
play(player);
I'd advise anyone to use this version (attached to this comment) instead of the original version of the m-file attached to my original 6 year old answer.
zina shadidi
on 22 May 2019
can I use your demo??
If you agree , I want to ask you to explain it to me please
best regards
Zina Al Shadidi
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Image Analyst
on 23 May 2019
It's attached to my answer. I'm attaching it again here.
Open the code in MATLAB and you'll see many, many lines with a % on them (indicating comments). The comments will also be color coded in green. If you have any questions not explained well by the existing comments, write back to tell me what chunk of code is not well explained/commented.
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