10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COMBINATION TONE»
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combination tone in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Harvard Dictionary of Music
Combination tone [also resultant tone, obs.; Fr. son combine; Ger.
Kombinationston; It. suono di com- binazione; Sp. sonido tie combination]. A tone
produced by a nonlinear system (one that introduces distortion during
transmission) when it is ...
2
Hermann Von Helmholtz and the Foundations of ...
In all cases where higher harmonics were excluded Helmholtz could hear only
the first-order combination tone f,-f2. However, the existence of higher-order
combination tones could be proved indirectly through the use of a probe-tone
which ...
3
Interpreting Infrared, Raman, and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance ...
(NO2)4 being in FRwith a combination tone. Nitroalkanes in the vapor phase
exhibit nsym. NO2 in the range 1310±1397cmÀ1 (1). It is suggested that the
1278cmÀ1 (VP) and the 1268 cmÀ1 (LP) bands result from out-of-phase nsym. (
NO2)4.
Characteristics of the combination tone are inferred by varying the amplitude of
the probe until the subject reports hearing best beats (i.e., maximal amplitude
variations). The best beats method, however, has been the subject of serious ...
5
The Psychophysical Ear: Musical Experiments, Experimental ...
Further, Hällstrom had observed that the original sounding tones could produce
more than one combination tone. That is, the original sounding tones could
combine with their combination tone to generate higher-order combination tones.
More recently, Greenwood (1971) has presented extensive evidence that the
most important combination tone affecting the masking results is the cubic
combination tone arising as a difference between the second harmonic of the
masker and ...
7
The Oxford Handbook of Neo-Riemannian Music Theories
the lowest combination tone, which always corresponded to the fundamental
tone of the series and was initially (in the Trattato) identified by him in error as an
octave too high but was correctly identified in the text De principii. We now know
...
Edward Gollin, Alexander Rehding, 2011
8
The Physics and Psychophysics of Music: An Introduction
Perhaps, the most easily identifiable combination tone is one whose frequency is
given by the difference of the component frequencies, at high intensity level: fC1
= f2 − f1 (2.4) It is also called the difference tone. Notice that for values of f2 very ...
9
Acoustics and Psychoacoustics
combination tone which is usually quite easily perceived is the difference (higher
minus the lower) between the frequencies of the two tones; this is known as the “
difference tone”: fd = fh —f1 (5.2) where fd = frequency of the difference tone fh I ...
David Howard, Jamie Angus, 2009
10
Acoustics, Waves and Oscillations
In this case, he finds that combination tones are as powerful as those from the
generators. He realised the objective existence of combination tone by means of
sympathetic resonance of a membrane tuned in unison with the combination tone
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S. N. Sen (Professor.), 1990
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COMBINATION TONE»
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Climate researchers discover new rhythm for El Niño
IMAGE: This is a schematic figure for the suggested generation mechanism of the combination tone: The annual cycle (Tone 1), together with ... «EurekAlert, May 13»
Listen to the sound of your own ears
While the concept behind Labyrinthitis might seem revolutionary, in reality, the combination tone was discovered centuries ago. «NRC International, Feb 10»
