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A signal whose frequency of interest is an integer multiple of the fundamental frequency, ie F = fundamental, 2 xF = 2 nd harmonic, 3 xF = 3 rd harmonic, etc...
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a grouping of the twenty archetypal tribes that is organized by color. Each harmonic is a group of four; one color of each tribe ie: dragon, wind, night, and seed
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refers to the use of chords to accompany a melody and also to notes simultaneously added to a melody that are not part of the melody.
Ãâó: www.cbasyracuse.org/musicpage/page0037.htm
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Describes the musical effect produced by the simultaneous sounding of several pitches.
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A line (or near-line) in the spectrum of a periodic (or near-periodic) signal that can occur at any integer multiple of the fundamental frequency. In a harmonic spectrum, the harmonics are spaced F0-Hz apart.
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