pulsihelilaine
Pulsihelilaine, often shortened to just pulsiheli, refers to a sound wave that is modulated in its amplitude. This means that the intensity or loudness of the sound wave is varied over time, creating a distinct pulsating or rhythmic effect. Unlike a pure sine wave, which has a constant amplitude, a pulsihelilaine's amplitude changes. This modulation can occur in various patterns, from simple on-off switching to more complex waveforms.
The phenomenon of pulsihelilaine is fundamental in many audio technologies and applications. In digital audio, it
In music synthesis and sound design, pulsihelilaine is used to create a wide range of sonic textures