Interesting that it only happens with the Width parameter
well, that is to be expected, as the width is measured on the ‘X-axis’, which is the axis that time (Frame) is measured on…
Like wavelength (width) is connected to frequency through time..
The height is just the amplitude of a wave and that is independent of time (or frequency)…
(In reality (acoustics), this is not entirely correct (because there are multiple waves interacting), but in computer simulations like this, with a simple wave,this simplification works.)
