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Latest revision as of 09:27, 4 September 2008
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%Austin Melnyk
%ECE 301 HW 1.2
%play judas priest song forwards and backwards by flipping the array using
%flipud, a matlab syntax.
[judas, rate, bits_per_sample] = wavread('Jpforward.wav');
wavplay(judas, rate);
%The song is played forward first to show the difference in their lyrics
pause(1)
priest = flipud(judas);
sound(priest, rate);
%The song is then played backwards to reveal a barely audible hidden
%message that may or may not be accidental.
%The forward message sounds just like part of the music, whereas the
%backwards message is probably saying "I gave my life". (probably)
wavwrite(priest, 44100, 'priestbackwards.wav');
%writes the file
Here is the reverse file
