clear all;

clc;

%Part 1: Smoke on the Water

%%%%%%%% Normal Rate %%%%%%%%

%Tempo

bpm = 112;

bps = 112/60;

spb = 1/bps;

%Sampling Rate

delta = 0.00005;

%Note Length

H = (0:delta:2*spb);

Q = (0:delta:spb);

E = (0:delta:0.5*spb);

DQ = (0:delta:1.5*spb);

%Notes

G = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(-2/12))*Q);

Bflat = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(1/12))*Q);

Cdq = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(3/12))*DQ);

Ch = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(3/12))*H);

Dflat = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(4/12))*E);


Song = [G, Bflat, Cdq, G, Bflat, Dflat, Ch, G, Bflat, Cdq, Bflat, G];

%%%%%%%% Rocking Out! %%%%%%%%

sound(Song, 1/delta);

wavwrite(Song, 1/delta, 'ECE301_HW1_1_A');

%%%%%%%% Faster Now! %%%%%%%%

H2 = H/2;

Q2 = Q/2;

E2 = E/2;

DQ2 = DQ/2;

%Notes

G = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(-2/12))*Q2);

Bflat = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(1/12))*Q2);

Cdq = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(3/12))*DQ2);

Ch = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(3/12))*H2);

Dflat = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(4/12))*E2);

Song = [G, Bflat, Cdq, G, Bflat, Dflat, Ch, G, Bflat, Cdq, Bflat, G];

%%%%%%%% Hit It! %%%%%%%%

sound(Song, 2/delta);

wavwrite(Song, 2/delta, 'ECE301_HW1_1_B');

%%%%%%%% Nail those high notes! %%%%%%%%

G = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(-2/12))*Q);

Bflat = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(1/12))*Q);

Cdq = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(3/12))*DQ);

Ch = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(3/12))*H);

Dflat = sin(2*pi*440*(2^(4/12))*E);

Song = [G, Bflat, Cdq, G, Bflat, Dflat, Ch, G, Bflat, Cdq, Bflat, G];

%%%%%%%% !m!_(>_<)_!m! %%%%%%%%

sound(Song, 2/delta);

wavwrite(Song, 2/delta, 'ECE301_HW1_1_C');

Media:ECE301_HW1_1_A.wav

Media:ECE301_HW1_1_B.wav

Media:ECE301_HW1_1_C.wav


% Part 2: Hidden Messages in Beatles song

%% Read in and play the original file

[Song,Fs] = wavread('Beatles.wav');

sound(Song,Fs);

%% Reverse the song, play the result, and write to file

Reverse = flipud(Song);

sound(Reverse,Fs);

wavwrite(Reverse,Fs,'Beatles_reverse')

Media:Beatles_reverse.wav

The original file sounds like "Number 9" being said repeatedly, while the reversed file sounds to me like "Let me on, Desmond" said repeatedly

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