The phenomenon of reversed melodies introduces an intriguing auditory experience. In essence, a melody is played from its last note to its first, challenging the listener's perception of musical progression.
In this exploration, we'll visualize the reversal through transient figures, representing each note as a data point on a waveform. The transient figure in audio processing denotes the temporary characteristics of sound, often fleeting and ephemeral like a wave.
The harmonics, when reversed, often reveal hidden structures within the music, analogous to revisiting history backward — uncovering moments lost within time's linearity.
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