[scilab-Users] Generating Wav files in Stereo

[Mathieu Dubois]

Hi Evan,

To produce a stereo file you have to pass a 2*N matrix to savewave.

Try the attached script which produce a stereo file (one sinus at 440Hz
and one at 460Hz) and then plot the power spectrum (showing 2 peaks). On
my computer I can read the file.

Another possibility is that you have a sound problem under scilab. Can you
read a wav file with playsnd?

Hope that helps,
Mathieu

> Hi all,
>
> Is it possible to generate .wav files, with a different sin wav in each
> channel? I want to demonstrate out-of-phase sound. I use the following to
> generate a basic wave in at 440 Hz:
>
> fsampling = 44100;                   	// sampling frequency
> t = 0 : 1/fsampling : 4;             	// 4 seconds at this frequency
> x = 2 * %pi * 440 * t;
> sinwav = sin (x);    				// a wave at 440 Hz - A
>
> savewave ('beep_L.wav',sinwav,fsampling);
>
> I have found this on the net: sinwav_add = [sinwav ; sinwav_oof]; -
> however,
> no sound is generated using this method.
>
> Regards,
> Evan
>
>
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