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DSP Lab Report 8

This code records 5 seconds of audio using a microphone at a sampling rate of 32000 Hz and 16-bit samples. It then plays back and saves the recording as a WAV file. The code then reads in the WAV file, plots the time domain signal, performs a discrete time Fourier transform, and applies decimation by a factor of 2 twice to downsample the signal, plotting the results each time.

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DSP Lab Report 8

This code records 5 seconds of audio using a microphone at a sampling rate of 32000 Hz and 16-bit samples. It then plays back and saves the recording as a WAV file. The code then reads in the WAV file, plots the time domain signal, performs a discrete time Fourier transform, and applies decimation by a factor of 2 twice to downsample the signal, plotting the results each time.

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code:

Fs=32000;
recObj=audiorecorder(Fs,16,1);
get(recObj)

%record your voice for 5 seconds


disp('Start speaking.')
recordblocking(recObj,5);
disp('End of Recording');

%playback the recording


play(recObj);

%Store data in double-precision array


myRecording=getaudiodata(recObj);

filename='anam audio.wav';
audiowrite(filename,myRecording,Fs);

[y,Fs] = audioread('anam audio.wav');


plot(y)
dtft(y')
out=decimate(y,2);
figure
dtft(out')
out1=decimate(out,2);
figure
dtft(out1')

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