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    Original file (WAV audio file, length 21 s, 2.82 Mbps overall, file size: 6.96 MB)

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    English: This audio contains a waveform comprised of 3 sine waves at 3 octaves playing at middle c, then middle c 1 cent sharp, and then both at the same time. 3 octaves instead of one was chosen, so that the audio would not sound like it was just fading in and out. This was created in FL Studio 20 using the 3xOsc plugin.
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    Author Imagination deprivation

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    3-octave sine wave plays at middle C, middle C 1 cent sharp, then both at the same time

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    24 March 2021

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    current19:35, 24 March 202121 s (6.96 MB)Imagination deprivationUploaded own work with UploadWizard

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