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Spectrogram_bicycle.OGG(Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 17 s, 110 kbps, file size: 227 KB)

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English: Software-generated sound using an image of a bicycle as input. Generated by self-made software, based on a Labview platform. The spectrogram when viewed in the correct mode (500 Hz - 5 kHz log scale) will show a bicycle.
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The corresponding spectrogram

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12 January 2010

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current17:18, 19 January 201017 s (227 KB)Quistnix{{Information |Description={{en|1=Software generated sound using an image of a bicycle as input. Generated by self-made software, based on a Labview platform. The spectrogram when viewed in the correct mode (500 Hz - 5 kHz log scale) will show a bicycle.}
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