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The quality of a sound that distinguishes it from other sounds of the same pitch and volume. The distinctive tone of an instrument or a singing voice. Tone Control Usually a single control that boosts either the bass or the treble. Tone Controls often mean there will be separate controls for the bass and the treble.
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the characteristics that differentiate one instrument, voice or sound from another. It can be thought of as the texture or characteristics that define a sound. Notes of the same pitch and volume may have a different timbre. In electronic music, timbre sometimes refers to a synthesizer voice or patch (see Multitimbral).
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The tonal color of a sound, which reflects its harmonic content and envelope.
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The sonic characteristics of a sound that differentiates it from other sounds. In synthesizers, sometimes used interchangeably with
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the aspect of music that allows us to distinguish one instrument from another.
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