Everybody has a high-frequency limit to their hearing. It differs from one person to the next. As a person gets older, the highest frequency they can hear gradually decreases.
Mutes can still make sounds but not tones, so yes but it would just sound different and a lot quieter.
When you say it in English it sounds like Mhmm but when your in Japan you often just go Mmmm But not in the way that you just tastedsomething good but in a way that's kinda higher pitch and with a positive attitude ^_^
piccolo has a higher pitch than the flute. Piccolo and flute have the same fingerings and notes it just sounds like the piccolo is playing a higher note but they arent
I am very sorry to tell you that it just makes the sounds louder. It would take a lot of technology to make it a higher pitch. I even tried it by myself and it didn't work.
The higher the frequency, the higher the pitch. The lower the frequency, the lower the pitch.
That's just physics for you. Higher pitch means higher frequency means more vibrations for one unit of time. To create a higher pitch sound, the source of that sound has to vibrate more often.
When you tighten the skin of the drum the sound will go higher
By killing all the residents there. [Or just leave the house]
No, it doesn't. Only when you're having an attack (or if you're just having trouble breathing) you have less air to talk and your voice goes quieter.
it could be posible it just depends on what you youse
A pleathorea of sounds, just go trackside and listen, from the piercing note of a horn, to the roar of the diesel engine to the click-clack of the wheels on the joints in the rail to the squeal of steel wheel on steel rail, there are hundreds of sounds to enjoy. "Choo Choo" doesn't cut it, sorry. Only the ignorant can agree that any train ever made this sound.
You know how on a piano, middle C sounds like it's in between the low and high notes? Well, that's because it is. The notes below middle C have low pitched sounds just as the higher notes above middle C, become higher pitched. Same goes for the harp. The high notes come from the strings above middle C. They're shorter and thinner so they sound higher and don't resonate as long.