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some 'notes' look like 'chords' When? [severely edited, trying to fix bad writing]
by davi 18y ago
some 'notes' look like 'chords'
When?
[severely edited, trying to fix bad writing]
- river_styx 18y agoBasically any note played on an analog instrument has a set of overtones of various frequencies. If these tones were played a bit louder, you would hear a chord rather than a single note.
- anewaccountname 18y agoIrrelevant. "So in colour [...]" not "so in sound [...]"
- cchooper 18y agoIt's a symmetric relationship. If a note looks like a chord then a chord looks like a note. Both a mix of frequencies and a single frequency can produce the same colour, so they both look like each other.