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Latest revision as of 14:35, 4 September 2008
The initial playing sounds like the singer says "They opened up the skies" when played forwards but seems to say "take this life of mine" when reversed. I left the song at regular speed but the song can be sped up or slowed down by multiplying the sample_rate variable by any number less than one to slow it and greater than one to speed it up.
%Scott Hamilton
%HW 1.2
%ECE 301
%9/4/08
clear
clc
%read data from .wav file
[data, sample_rate, bits_per_sample] = ...
wavread('e:\School\ECE 301\HW1\jpforward.wav');
%play the original version
wavplay(data, sample_rate);
% sounds like "they opened up the sky"
%flip data set to be played in reverse
data = flipud(data);
%play clip in reverse
wavplay(data, sample_rate);
%sounds like "hey hey this land is mine"
%write new .wav file
wavwrite(data, 1 / sample_rate, 32, 'e:\School\ECE 301\HW1\jpbackward.wav');
Resulting .wav file jpbackward
