2.3) Develop a random music generator. You can use the following Matlab code to

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2.3) Develop a random music generator. You can use the following Matlab code to generate a tone (for example middle C). Fs-1000; % Samples per second toneFreq 261.63; % Tone frequency, in Hertz nSeconds-2; % Duration of the sound yl sin(linspace(0, nSeconds*toneFreq*2*pi, round(nSeconds*Fs))); sound(y, Fs); % Play sound at sampling rate Fs You should email me a code called music.m which produces a short (i.e. less than 10 seconds) string of random music. It should produce a different piece each time it runs. The music should be as melodic

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% Copy this code and save it to file music.m

% Initialize the number of samples per second

Fs=1000;

% Initialize the tone frequency

toneFreq=261.63;

% Generate two random numbers to produce random Music

% Generate a random number between 1 and 10. 1,1 indicates that we need to

% generate 1 number only

randomNumber1=randi([1 10],1,1);

% Generate a random number between 10 and 20.

randomNumber2=randi([10 20],1,1);

% Set the duration of the music

nseconds=2;

% Use the random Numbers and create a new random music generator

% There are two random numbers and use of both helps to generate random

% music

% sin(randomNumber2) is multiplied with the slight modification of previously given music

y=sin(randomNumber1)*sin(randomNumber2*linspace(0,nseconds*toneFreq*2*pi, round(nseconds*Fs)));

% Play the music

sound(y,Fs)

I cannot attach the output file here because it is actually a sound and there is no visual output here. You can simply run this code in MATLAB and check it.

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