1-22050 Hz frequency sweep on Pansonic SL-SW860 into SBLive! at 48 kHz...
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Demonstration of anti-skip quality
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The top bar doesn't mean much, it's the waveform of the signal, but is packed so tightly you can't see anything useful. The bottom part is a spectograph. Bottom represents DC, top 24000 Hz. Left is the start of the recording, right is the end. It's basicly just a graphical representation of the frequency and loudness of a signal over time.
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