Science, asked by disu82, 1 year ago

what is the difference between noice and music ? can music become noice sometimes..​

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Answered by vimezhano
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Answer:

noise can be described as something which is disturbing to the human ear .

music can be considered as noise when it is played too loudly specially during night time .

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Explanation:

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  • Music has a pleasing effect on mind and ears. Noise, on the other hand appears to be pretty irritating and is basically a nuisance.
  • Music usually has a high frequency. It also exhibits a recognizable pattern of changes in amplitude as well as wavelength. Noise, on the other hand exhibits lower frequency, irregular wavelengths and also produces sudden changes in wavelength and amplitudes.
  • Music is actually a combination of harmonics and frequencies. Noise on the other hand, has no such properties.
  • Noise is considered “chaos” and music is harmony.
  • Music is very soothing to listen to while noise is wild as well as untamed.
  • Music can be considered to be some form of organized noise, a special category of noise. On the other hand, it can be said that noise is basically nothing but sounds in random having no order or rhythm.

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The sound which is unpleasant  for our ears is called noise. Music is the sound which is pleasant for our ears and  has soothing affect. Music can become noise at many instances.

When someone  tries to enjoy very loud music, it can be noise for someone else. When loud music  is played during religious celebrations or marriages, it can be annoying for many  people.

Another difference is that music is produced by regular vibrations  whereas noise is produced by irregular vibrations. Depending on how it’s  organized, you might still consider it noise.

Purely a matter of taste. If music  becomes harsh or loud then it is called noise especially when it causes  unpleasant sensation in the ear.

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