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Perhaps it's just me, but when I get to phrases like "this example" and the phrase is separated from the actual example by two paragraphs and a figure, I stumble, asking "What example?". Personally, I would find the following wording to be a tad clearer, as it tells me whether I should be looking backwards or forwards for said example:
Signal provides make_wave, which returns a new Wave object. In the following example
duration is the length of the Wave in seconds. start is the start time, also in seconds. framerate is the (integer) number of frames per second, which is also the number of samples per second.
11,025 frames per second is one of several framerates commonly used in audio file formats, including Waveform Audio File (WAV) and mp3.
The above statement evaluates the signal from t=0 to t=0.5 at 5,513 equally-spaced frames (because 5,513 is half of 11,025). The time between frames, or timestep, is 1/11025 seconds, about 91 µs.
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Perhaps it's just me, but when I get to phrases like "this example" and the phrase is separated from the actual example by two paragraphs and a figure, I stumble, asking "What example?". Personally, I would find the following wording to be a tad clearer, as it tells me whether I should be looking backwards or forwards for said example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: