How long is a sound compared to the original when it’s been frequency doubled? How long is a sound compared to the original when only every fourth sound value is copied into the target sound?
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With the frequency doubled, the sound is half its original length plus one, as one can see from the first line of the “double” function. As one might expect, following this same line, copying every fourth value creates a sound of a quarter of length one in terms of the original.
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