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Overly simplistic. You can get beats when you combined two nearby frequencies. The beats have a frequency and are audible. Similarly, sounds can be reinforced o
by ghusbands 6y ago
Overly simplistic. You can get beats when you combined two nearby frequencies. The beats have a frequency and are audible. Similarly, sounds can be reinforced or hidden in the interaction between instruments; it might be linear, but that does not say anything about what you actually hear.
- tripa 6y agoOverly confrontational. You can and do get beats when combining nearby frequencies, and it's not at odds with sound superposition being linear. The beats have a frequency and are audible, but their frequency is not a pitch.