Lecture

DFT example - analysis of musical instruments

Description

This lecture covers the analysis of musical instruments, focusing on pitch, frequency, harmonics, and timbre. Through a difficult temporal analysis, the instructor compares the notes played by a cello, a saxophone, and a violin. A Fourier analysis is then presented, highlighting the importance of harmonics in defining the sound of an instrument.

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