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Here is a minimal example:
It generates a 900hz sine wave at a 2000hz sample rate, which is then downsampled to 1500hz. The Nyquist frequency of the new signal is 750hz, so we hear an alias of our original signal at 600hz. If I understand correctly, the sinc should have the cutoff set to filter out everything above 750hz in our original signal to avoid this.
use dasp::{interpolate::sinc::Sinc, ring_buffer, signal, Sample, Signal};
use hound::{WavSpec, WavWriter};
fn main() {
let my_signal = signal::rate(2000.0).const_hz(900.0).sine();
let mut spec = WavSpec {
channels: 1,
sample_rate: 2000,
bits_per_sample: 16,
sample_format: hound::SampleFormat::Int,
};
let ring_buffer = ring_buffer::Fixed::from([0.0; 100]);
let sinc = Sinc::new(ring_buffer);
let my_signal = my_signal.from_hz_to_hz(sinc, 2000.0, 1500.0);
spec.sample_rate = 1500;
let mut writer = WavWriter::create("my_output.wav", spec).unwrap();
for frame in my_signal.take(2000 * 4) {
writer
.write_sample((frame * i16::MAX as f64) as i16)
.unwrap();
}
}
Activity
fix: aliasing in sinc downsampling
roderickvd commentedon Jan 10, 2026
@Azorlogh it's been some years 😅 but I just pushed a PR that should fix this: #197