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‘losing,
sound
J
pursue
ation’”’
2tition
similar
will
ling
ie
Remember
:
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|
If
sounds
are
converted
into
electrical
signals,
they
can
|
be
made
visible
as
waveforms.
Oscillosope
3}
Three
Basic
Elements
of
Sound
We
now
know
that
sound
js
vibration
and
that
these
can
be
seen
by
the
eye
as
waveforms.
But
we
have
been
talking
about
‘‘sound”’
in
general
up
to
now
without
taking
into
consideration
that
there
are
high
sounds
and
low
sounds,
!oud
sounds
and
quiet
sounds,
mellow
sounds
and
sharp
sounds
...
that
is
to
say
a
great
variety
of
sounds
which
we
perceive
very
differently.
In
general,
sounds
can
be
classified
according
to
sl
ot
bed
pla
“volume”
and
“tone
quality’’,
which
are
called
the
“three
basic
elements
of
sound”.
In
other
words,
sounds
are
determined
by
these three
basic
elements.
a
Remember
(aoa
The
“three
basic
elements
of
sound”
are
“pitch”,
“volume”
and
‘‘tone
quality”.
|
We
can
now
have
a
look
at
how
these
three
basic
elements
are
connected
with
the
various
waveforms.
4
Pitch
ees
The
“first
basic
element
of
sound”
Otice
that
the
sounds
get
higher
the
further
to
the
right
a
key
y
is
located.
This
“altitude”
of
a
sound
is
called
“‘pitch”’.
pared
on
an
oscilloscope,
the
number
of
waves
per
time
unit
the
larger
the
number
of
waves;
the
lower
a
sound
the
smaller
the
number
of
JETT
TT
low
sounds
When
sounds
with
differing
pitches
are
com
differ.
The
higher
a
sound,
Waves.
High
sounds——s
(high
register)
|
|
VW
vn
!
|
:
|
|
|
Few
waves
Many
waves
(low
register}
,
7
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~~
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