Troubleshooting Wavefile Tones: Fixing Unwanted Low Tone Beats in Your Code

[btb4198]

I am trying to make a tone file and it is working. but it is not sounding the way I want it to sound. There is a low tone beat in the file. that I did not add to it. And I do not know why it is there.. here is my code:

   wavefile = new WaveFileWriter(save1.FileName, tone.WaveFormat);
   double counter2 = 0;
   double Frequency3 = Convert.ToDouble(FREtx3.Text);
   double Amplitude3 = Convert.ToDouble(PeakTXT3.Text);
   Beat = Convert.ToDouble(isochronictxt.Text);
   if (Beat != 0)
   {
      Beat = (1 / Beat);
   }
   else
  {
      Beat = 0;
  }
  for (int n = 0; n < time; n++)
  {
      if (counter2 >= Beat)
     {
          for (int t = 0; t < 10000; t++)
          {
               wavefile.WriteSample(0F);
               wavefile.WriteSample(0F);
                                    
          }

          counter2 = 0;
     }
     else
     {
          wavefile.WriteSample((float)Math.Abs((Amplitude3 * Math.Sin((2 * Math.PI * n * Frequency3) / 44100))));
          wavefile.WriteSample((float)Math.Abs((Amplitude3 * Math.Sin((2 * Math.PI * n * Frequency3) / 44100))));
          counter2 = counter2 + (1D / 44100D);     
     }
  }
  wavefile.Flush();
  wavefile.Dispose();
  file.Add(save1.FileName);
 }

where is that tone coming from ?
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=CC8AF223519E2440!114&authkey=!ADGTKdZEpF4F4Q4&ithint=file,.wav

you can download the song file there...
where is that lost tone coming from ??

 

[Mark44]

I am trying to make a tone file and it is working. but it is not sounding the way I want it to sound. There is a low tone beat in the file. that I did not add to it. And I do not know why it is there.. here is my code:

   wavefile = new WaveFileWriter(save1.FileName, tone.WaveFormat);
   double counter2 = 0;
   double Frequency3 = Convert.ToDouble(FREtx3.Text);
   double Amplitude3 = Convert.ToDouble(PeakTXT3.Text);
   Beat = Convert.ToDouble(isochronictxt.Text);
   if (Beat != 0)
   {
      Beat = (1 / Beat);
   }
   else
  {
      Beat = 0;
  }
  for (int n = 0; n < time; n++)
  {
      if (counter2 >= Beat)
     {
          for (int t = 0; t < 10000; t++)
          {
               wavefile.WriteSample(0F);
               wavefile.WriteSample(0F);
                                    
          }

          counter2 = 0;
     }
       }else
     {
          wavefile.WriteSample((float)Math.Abs((Amplitude3 * Math.Sin((2 * Math.PI * n * Frequency3) / 44100))));
          wavefile.WriteSample((float)Math.Abs((Amplitude3 * Math.Sin((2 * Math.PI * n * Frequency3) / 44100))));
          counter2 = counter2 + (1D / 44100D);     
     }

  wavefile.Flush();
  wavefile.Dispose();
  file.Add(save1.FileName);
 }

where is that tone coming from ?
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=CC8AF223519E2440!114&authkey=!ADGTKdZEpF4F4Q4&ithint=file,.wav

you can download the song file there...
where is that lost tone coming from ??

Why are you writing the sample twice (in two places)? The places I'm referring to are here

for (int t = 0; t < 10000; t++)
          {
               wavefile.WriteSample(0F);
               wavefile.WriteSample(0F);
                                    
          }

and here

else
     {
          wavefile.WriteSample((float)Math.Abs((Amplitude3 * Math.Sin((2 * Math.PI * n * Frequency3) / 44100))));
          wavefile.WriteSample((float)Math.Abs((Amplitude3 * Math.Sin((2 * Math.PI * n * Frequency3) / 44100))));
          counter2 = counter2 + (1D / 44100D);     
     }

Just a guess, but the sound you're hearing might be the part of the audio at the end of the first write and at the beginning of the next.

Also, it might be informative to know what frequency, amplitude, and beat you're using, all of which apparently come from some text files.

 

[btb4198]

I am using two channels, so i want both changes to play the same points and the same time. so the even indices are like the right channel and the old indices are the left channel.

Also I do not understand what you mean by "Just a guess, but the sound you're hearing might be the part of the audio at the end of the first write and at the beginning of the next."Frequency is 180 Hz
amplitude is 0.05 db
and beat is 10 Hz