Example of sound in Time Domain

 

 

This is the direct conversion from the previous speaker's frequency response to time response.

 

The process used is called Inverse FFT.

 

The purple one is the Impulse Response, while the green one is Step.

 

If one uses a time domain analyzer, then there would be only 1 wave. So this example is not 100% effective, please note. But one get to see the huge difference between the same sound / thing but simply represented by two different science.

 

So, both frequency and time are the same thing, just looking at it in a different way.

 

The more proper representation of sound in time domain may be seen in other topics like MLSSA Operation Guide

 

Whoever says the transient is not fast enough - means he does not know sound. 

 

How can transient is not fast enough? transient is the impulse response, which is time domain, which is the equivalent to frequency in frequency domain.

 

One should also study a item known as "Delta Function" in order to properly realize all these..........

 

Sorry, that's the way it has to be, I can't write the whole textbook here.

  1. The Human Ears

  2. Disclaimer

  3. Questions

  4. How is sound created?

  5. How do sound travel?

  6. How loud is loud?

  7. How does the ear work?

  8. How does the ear work 2?

  9. Hairlike Nerve Died

  10. How to localize sound?

  11. What do we listen for - to?

  12. How do we listen?

  13. How to differentiate level?

  14. What sound can be heard or not?

  15. Regular music frequencies area

  16. Questions and Answers

  17. Example of sound in Frequency Domain

  18. Example of sound in Time Domain

  19. One prove of human listening in Time Domain

  20. Conclusion

  21. A New Thought

  22. Side notes

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