Definitions
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- noun literally The quality or state of being not or less then totally
harmonious - noun music The degree to which the
frequencies ofovertones (known as partial tones orharmonics ) depart from wholemultiples of the fundamental frequency.
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Examples
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The thickness of the string causes its harmonic vibrations to be flatter than they ought to be; this is called "inharmonicity".
MSDN Blogs 2010
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Obviously electronic pianos do not have inharmonicity, and we'll ignore the psychoacoustic problems for our purposes.
MSDN Blogs 2010
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Range: -1.00 to +1.00 Stiffness / Inharmonicity Allows you to intensify / reduce the strength of inharmonicity in the sound.
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Range: -1.00 to +1.00 Stiffness / Inharmonicity Allows you to intensify / reduce the strength of inharmonicity in the sound.
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