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Use for broader questions about acoustics, physical properties, the environment and the general perception of "sound" where no better fitting specific tag is available, OR if you want to open the question up a bit to perceptions (of "quality", properties, etc) but with objectiveness intact. e.g. "Why do x active monitors sound different to x passive monitors?", "Is this self-oscillation at 256 Hz unavoidable on the x synth?".
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What is the effect of increasing frequency on the sound wave?
If I keep the amplitude constant and up the frequency of the sound wave, what effect does just the frequency have on the quality of the sound with regard to human hearing? … Does the sound become shriller in tone? …
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