[music-dsp] Re: recosntruction from zero crossings
eli+ at cs.cmu.edu
eli+ at cs.cmu.edu
Fri Jan 3 01:26:01 EST 2003
Greg Berchin wrote:
> The invertible transform technique used in the paper is the addition of a
> sinewave of greater frequency than the highest signal component, and of
> greater amplitude than the greatest signal amplitude.
In which you get as many zero-crossing points as you would have had
sampling points if you'd sampled, but the information is coded almost
by sampling at amplitude instead of at time. Cute.
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