My question comes from MUS 204, stating: If we know that the noise wave being looped is 128 samples long, and that the audio playback rate is 44,100 samples per second, calculate the expected pitch of the sound, and compare this to what you measure with a frequency meter.
(I believe samples per second, in other words, is cycles per second. Not completely sure.) I am unsure whether to divide 44,100 samples per second by 128 samples, finding the numbers of seconds, or leave the 44,100 samples per second as is and, if samples per second indicates cycles per second, equate the pitch to be 44,100 Hz. What do you think?