why does the sound from a tuning fork be flat where as the sound of a sitar sounds shrill?why???
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Shrillness depends on the frequency of the instrument.
The frequency of an instrument is much higher as compared to a tuning fork. Not to mention, a tuning fork can have no variations in waveform or frequency (Its loudness can change due to variations in amplitude) but otherwise a tuning fork produces a flat singular principal note with no subsidiary notes which is called a monotone. It never changes
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The frequency of sound of sitar is higher than that of the tuning fork. This is because sitar has fine, and highly extended strings while tuner doesn't.
Note that frequency and amplitude are different and amplitude(loudness) is not cause for shrillness.
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