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Midterm Exam 2 Review Spring 2005: Re-mixing the recipe

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1.
Loop A copied the word "Test" with an increment of 1 and placed it from 1 to 15442 of the target sound.

Loop B copied the word "Test" with an incrment of 2 and placed it from 15442 to 23163 of the target sound.

Loop C copied the word "Test", in a reversed fashion, with the incrment of -2 and placed it from 23163 to 30884 of the target sound.

Loop D copied the word "Test" with an increment of 2 and placed it from 30884 to 38605 of the target sound.

Loop E copied the word "Test", in a reversed fashion, with the incrment of -2 and placed from 38605 to 46326 sound.

Loop F copied the word "Test" in a reversed fashing with the increment of -1 and placed 46326 to 61768 of the target sound.

when the play the final sound, you would hear the sound of the word "Test" in a normal fashion, it'f followed by a shorter version of the word, then a reversed & shorter version of the word, then a shorter version of the word, then a reversed & shorter version of the word, and finally a reversed version of the word.

2. when Loop F finishes, there will be 2745 lfet. the end value of the target index would be 61768
Where are you getting the 61768 from? Student1594
how should if ind out the values then?
sorry, i jREMOVEDt added them up. what have i done wrong?
I never said you were doing anything wrong. It seems fine to me. I was jREMOVEDt wondering where you got the number 61768 from. Did you get this directly from the sound "thisisatest.wav" If you did (and I think it's correct since I looked at it last night) then you did nothing wrong. I was simply verifying it. Student1594
oh ok. thanks.
REMOVEDw did you get 2745?
how do you find out how much of the sounds is left?
Open the sound in JES and get the length. The length minREMOVED the last index value is the number of samples left. Student1594
I'm confREMOVEDed on this one - for the pieces that go in increments of 2, shouldn't it take up half as many samples in the target as the pieces that go in increments of 1? the answer given by someone above seems to show each piece REMOVEDing the same space within the target sound


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