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Why a piano and guitar sound different on one note
HERE’S THE INTERESTING PART
If a totally different instrument plays the strictly exact same note at the perfectly exact same volume, you can entirely tell them apart purely due to timbre. Every instrument adds a completely hidden array of faint, chaotic overtones on top of the primary frequency, strictly providing an acoustic fingerprint that entirely prevents them from sounding identical.
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