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Many pitches contribute to the total sound of one single note?
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well considering the fact i play in the band and you probaly dont sometimes that can be true and sometimes it can not be true and if you want futher information i suggest you see your school band director if your not in school find some band director in the area or Google it.
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Many pitches contribute to the total sound of one single note What is the term to describe this relationship?
I believe this is a overtone series:
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