Where do I start? Sound to frequency
I want to make a program that converts sound from a sound file format to a bunch of beeps with respective frequency.
For example, I can convert the buzzing of bees into a bunch of frequency lines which I can paste as code and run on a simple speaker that supports only frequencies (not exact but close).
Is there something like this already in existence to your knowledge?
For example, I can convert the buzzing of bees into a bunch of frequency lines which I can paste as code and run on a simple speaker that supports only frequencies (not exact but close).
Is there something like this already in existence to your knowledge?
See this thread, from the point I've linked down: http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/general/247022/#msg1090642
If you take a wav file (time domain) and convert it to frequencies (frequency domain) and then pump those frequencies into a speaker (time domain), all you've done is taken a roundabout method to play the wav file.
That leads me to think that there's more to this problem than what you've stated.
That leads me to think that there's more to this problem than what you've stated.
Not speaker. A beeper that is only capable of sending frequencies. I had a science project where I was using a beeper and I wanted to make the beeper beep in such a way that it mimicked bees (cmon people have made despacito tunes and what not with beepers, why not bee sounds!)
Btw total noob at tech & computers pls pardon ;)
Btw total noob at tech & computers pls pardon ;)
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