Interesting read.
https://phys.org/news/2017-03-quantu...ght-music.html
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Interesting read.
https://phys.org/news/2017-03-quantu...ght-music.html
Fascinating. Thanks for this
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An aside which comes to mind after reading that.
As the article says, "Vibrato is the up-down oscillation in pitch ..." Which is f.m.
The movable arm on a guitar is called a tremolo arm. But it doesn't produce tremolo, which is a.m. It produces f.m.
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My guitar teacher is always going on about 'Vibrato'... and he's a love...Originally Posted by Syncopator
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