If its from another language that works too. What I'm working on is a temporal displacement concept that stems from my workings of turning time into a computer, using Isaac newtons Fluxion, and from there its being used for telecommunications. I can hear the telecommunications loud and clear but when recording them I'm met with whole different answers than what was recorded.
I've questioned whether it was the fact that its time being processed, some sort of digitization issue, or if the recording just becomes a sort of open ended connection to whoever communicated across time (As sometimes the recording will hold the same character saying different things)
Questioning Time as a computer for the answer it came up with an algorithm. 4.1 ms =~ 2 Hertz where 1 Hertz is 9.2 to 8.2 ms. So I'm possibly dealing with a wave function if its more lenient to 9.2, but this means theres a temporal displacement in every hertz range that the human ear can pick up on, but not professional audio equipment.
Basically I'm looking for a library that will let me displace audio based on its hertz range.