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Properties of sound & timbre25 items
Sound
🔊📋Timbre
🔊📋Duration
🔊📋Tone
🔊📋Frequency
🔊📋Vibration
🔊📋Sound wave
🔊📋Amplitude
🔊📋Overtone
🔊📋Harmonic series
🔊📋Fundamental frequency
🔊📋Harmonic partial
🔊📋Resonance
🔊📋Sympathetic vibration
🔊📋Acoustic envelope
🔊📋Attack transient
🔊📋Acoustic decay
🔊📋Pure tone
🔊📋Complex tone
🔊📋Definite pitch
🔊📋Indefinite pitch
🔊📋Acoustic beats
🔊📋Reverberation
🔊📋Acoustic echo
🔊📋Loudness
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Pitch names, range & octave25 items
Pitch
🔊📋Pitch name
🔊📋Solfege
🔊📋Musical range
🔊📋Register
🔊📋Tessitura
🔊📋Concert pitch
🔊📋Middle C
🔊📋Tuning
🔊📋Intonation
🔊📋Equal temperament
🔊📋Just intonation
🔊📋Pythagorean tuning
🔊📋Scientific pitch notation
🔊📋Movable do
🔊📋Fixed do
🔊📋Curwen hand signs
🔊📋Soprano
🔊📋Mezzo-soprano
🔊📋Alto
🔊📋Contralto
🔊📋Countertenor
🔊📋Tenor
🔊📋Baritone
🔊📋Bass
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💡 Everyday examples
- Going up one key at a time from middle C (C4, MIDI 60) is a semitone; seven semitones up reaches a perfect fifth (G4, MIDI 67, 60 + 7 = 67).
- Pitch names, metres, scales and dynamic signs taught in school music classes are aligned with the grade bands of Korea, Japan, Australia and the UK.
Expert reviewers wanted · Compiled by quoting official sources (in English)