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Relative Compression based on Audio Waveform
- graywave
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7 years 2 months ago #21815
by graywave
Confirm what it's not, and fix what it is!
Relative Compression based on Audio Waveform was created by graywave
This is more of a joke than an actual technique. I was recording my 2017 Kia Forte5 cranking for a promo video and saw the audio and chuckled a bit. Though the "humps" are between compression strokes. Figured I'd share
Confirm what it's not, and fix what it is!
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7 years 2 months ago #21896
by Tyler
Ruh roh, this doesn't look good.
Jumped timing? Carboned intake valves? More testing is definitely required.
Kidding! :silly: This is actually pretty cool. I'm now curious how a weak cylinder would 'look' on an audio trace.
Replied by Tyler on topic Relative Compression based on Audio Waveform
Ruh roh, this doesn't look good.
Jumped timing? Carboned intake valves? More testing is definitely required.Kidding! :silly: This is actually pretty cool. I'm now curious how a weak cylinder would 'look' on an audio trace.
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