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English: A spectrogram view of the SDR soundburst signal from the end of side 2 of the 1982 cassette "Let's Dance" by David Bowie. Has labels showing timing and frequency of tones. Uses Mel scaling of frequency axis for easier reading by humans. Created for Wikipedia using Audacity. |
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