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When a musical instrument, human voice, loudspeaker (or anything else, really) produces a sound, it does so by creating sound waves in the air. These sound waves cause our eardrums to vibrate and set in motion a complex process that converts this vibration into signals our brain can understand. Our sense of pitch is one of the fundamental ways our brain makes sense of these signals.
— Introduction to Music Theory
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by David Arrivee
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