I would use two 555 timer ICs. Hook the first one up as a monostable multivibrator and the second as an astable multivibrator. The first one sets the length of duration and the second sets the frequency of the tone. Go to your local bookstore and get a copy of "IC Timer Cookbook" by Walter G. Jung. This is an excellent book and will describe the pinouts and methods of assembly.
I would say dynamic, articulation, tone (as in intonation), and timbre
Just how a certain piece of literature's theme is approached is considered to be it's tone. See more at the related Wikipedia link listed below:
a taunting or cynical tone
The tone of Death of A Salesman is candid and sincere but sympathetic to Willy's plight
the tone of freak the mighty is sad happy and jolly.
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A sound that has a definite pitch is called a tone. A tone can be characterized based on loudness or intensity, timbre or quality, pitch, and duration.
A tone generator function or software synthesizer plug-in can be used to generate specific frequencies or notes.
FOUR COMPONENTS OF TONES ARE. . . 1. Timbre- the characteristic quality of a sound independent of pitch and hardness. 2. Intensity-it is the volume or loudness of the vibration of a tone. 3. Pitch-is the degree of high or depth of a tone or a sound. 4. Duration- it is the lenght of time , the tone continuous to remain and audible.
The six concepts of music are pitch, tone colour, dynamics and expressive techniques, texture, duration and structure
Structure can have different meanings, but Timbre infers tone, not duration
1. Absorb it 2. Reflect it 3. Generate the opposite frequency (tone/pitch) to the sound energy/wave that you are trying to cancel out.
There are four elements of sound. These elements are pitch, timbre, duration and intensity. Timbre is the quality of sound, pitch is a tone from a number of vibrations per second, intensity is volume, and duration is length.
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Onset of tone refers to the beginning or starting point of a musical or vocal sound waveform. It is important in creating clear and distinct tones in music and speech, influencing factors such as pitch, timbre, and duration.
While newer violins can have a beautiful tone, the older a violin is, it gerneally has a very deap tone colour. This tone is what makes 'antique' violins valuable, because they are older and it is hard to buy a new violin with the tone that is desirable for certain types of music.
I would say dynamic, articulation, tone (as in intonation), and timbre