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3 years ago

To what does the term register refer in describing sound?

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Citrus2011 [14]3 years ago

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The pitch of the sound describes its highness or lowness. ... Register refers to a particular range of pitches that an instrument can reach. For example, an instrument can be played in its lower or upper register. The lower register producing lower pitches and the upper register producing higher pitches.

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