Question

We can easily distinguish between the sounds of the different singers even without having seen them. This is all due the different quality or timber of their sounds. On what factor does the quality of sound depend ​

Answer 1

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The sound waves given off by different vibrating bodies differ in quality, or timbre. A note from a saxophone, for instance, differs from a note of the same pitch and intensity produced by a violin or a xylophone; similarly vibrating reeds, columns of air, and strings all differ. Quality is dependent on the number and relative intensity of overtones produced by the vibrating body, and these in turn depend upon the nature of the vibrating body.

Sounds may be generally characterized by pitch, loudness, and quality. Sound quality or timbre describes those characteristics of sound which allow the ear to distinguish sounds which have the same pitch and loudness. Timbre is general term for the distinguishable characteristics of a tone.

Hence, The quality or timbre of sound is that characteristic which enables us to distinguish one sound from one person to another having the same pitch and loudness.

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Answer 2

Answer: The other factors on which quality of sound depends are: Pitch and loudness (sound intensity) other sound quality or timber.

Explanation:

• The timbre or sound quality of the sound waves produced by various vibrating bodies differs. The nature of the vibrating body has an impact on the number and relative intensity of overtones it produces, which in turn affects quality.
• The characteristics of sound that enable the ear to distinguish between sounds with a similar pitch and uproar are referred to as sound quality or timbre. The distinguishable characteristics of a tone are collectively known as timbre.
• Pitch and loudness (sound intensity) are also used to characterize different sounds.

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