taking the name of the track into account I would say 'yes'.
Take a B/W photo, horizontal axis is time, vertical frequency, the dots' intensity emphasize the respective frequencies and you'll end with something like that - a very nice example for convolution.
Afaik there's even software available for stuff like transferring images to sound.
Great idea to copyright your tracks
though I must admit the trick is fairly old, from around 1983...
When Apple released the first Macs they didn't document the ROMs of the machine, opposed to common practice those years.
This brought quite a few hackers up and they started to dissasemble the stuff, which basically went quite well - up to a piece of code which just seemed to end with a small data block in nowhere land and made no sense at all.
Then someone had the ingenious idea to interpret the data as an icon - and voilà there it stood: Stolen From Apple Computer
Theft of Rom code for cloning machines was a serious problem with the Mac's predecessors - hence the paranoia.
cheers, Tom
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