Reading ultra-high-resolution spectra
A dense spectral view can show more than your eye can sort at a glance. This guide walks one recording in detail: what to trust, what to double-check, and where the analysis reaches the limit set by the mathematics rather than by the software.
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The recording and the settings
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Separating closely spaced partials
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Telling signal from artifact
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Where the detail runs out
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Values to verify
On-screen readings pulled from the video that must be confirmed against the source analysis file before this page is published. (Editorial scaffold, removed once verified.)
- 2,793 Hz at 3:11
- Stated partial frequency, confirm against the analysis file.
- −42 dB at 3:24
- Sidelobe level relative to the main peak.
- 5.8 Hz at 4:02
- Quoted bin spacing at the chosen window length.