[DOC] [TLE] Overtone - Wikipedia [PAR] In simple cases, such as for most musical instruments, the frequencies of these 
tones are the same as (or close to) the harmonics. Examples of exceptions... [DOC] [TLE] Harmonic - Wikipedia [PAR] The term harmonic in its strictest sense describes any member of the harmonic 
series. The term ... The original wave is also called 1st harmonic, the following 
harmonics are known as higher harmonics. ... 150 Hz (3rd harmonic), 200 Hz (4th 
harmonic) and any addition of waves with these frequencies is periodic at 50 Hz. [DOC] [TLE] Harmonic series (music) - Wikipedia [PAR] A harmonic series is the sequence of sounds where the base frequency of each 
sound is an ... At these resonant frequencies, waves travel in both directions 
along the string or ... Certain flutes and ocarinas are very nearly without 
overtones. ... The fourth harmonic vibrates at four times the frequency of the 
fundamental and... [DOC] [TLE] Natural frequency. Resonance. Harmonics. Overtones. Vibration of ... [PAR] A violin string can vibrate in many ways and has many natural frequencies. ... of a 
set of harmonic tones, it is the primary tone and is called the first harmonic. ... (as 
in a violin) is caused to vibrate, it will vibrate with a certain natural frequencies. 
These natural frequencies are determined by the length, density (mass per unit... [DOC] [TLE] Overtones, partials and harmonics from fundamental frequency [PAR] Odd and even harmonics overtones fundamental partials harmonic partial 
calculations ... In acoustics the basic vibration is the 'first harmonic'. ... There are 
integer multiples of a certain frequency (fundamental), that are called harmonics, 
partial tones ... Sound engineers are somewhat uncertain between these two 
terms. [DOC] [TLE] THE FOUR FUNDAMENTAL FREQUENCIES [PAR] But the reason Harmonic Alignment works at all is because there are certain ... 
And these frequencies are harmonics of four fundamental frequencies of .... 
These tones are all derived from one tone, the head of the family, called the Key-
tone. ... gives the pitch C, and we wish to find a tone most nearly related in 
vibration, but... [DOC] [TLE] Music & Noise  The Physics Hypertextbook [PAR] Oscilloscope applications on these devices often pay homage to their analog 
ancestors by using a green color ... Music in its simplest form is monotonic; that is, 
composed only of pure tones. ... The human voice and musical instruments 
produce sounds by vibration. ... The higher frequency harmonics are called 
overtones. [DOC] [TLE] Pure Tones & Complex Sounds - smackmypitchup.com - ear training ... [PAR] Complex means that a sound is not just a single frequency as a pure tone, ... 
fundamental frequency (440Hz), its halves will vibrate at a frequency double of ... 
These frequencies are called 'partial frequencies', and are also known as '
harmonics'. ... There are some waveforms of specific shapes that have specific 
harmonic... [DOC] [TLE] Sound Basics - Apple [PAR] If the vibrations do not follow a discernible pattern, the sound is called noise. 
Figure. ... The frequency of a sound is known as its fundamental tone. ... Each of 
these harmonics has a different timbral quality from the fundamental tone. ... 
terms, this means that any tone with a certain pitch can be regarded as a mix of 
sine tones. [DOC] [TLE] WHY do harmonics happen? - Music: Practice & Theory Stack ... [PAR] Feb 18, 2012 ... Why doesn't a guitar string vibrate at one frequency only? ... These are 
conceptual pictures of a string vibrating. Think of .... And that's why a guitar doesn'
t produce sine oscillations, but proper tones with harmonics. .... happens when 
you have two sound waves whose high points overlap at certain intervals. [DOC] [TLE] Forgotten In Time: The Ancient Solfeggio Frequencies ... [PAR] His work focused on using certain sounds and frequencies to activate DNA and I 
... Instead, I discovered that a regular "C" vibrates to a frequency of only 512 Hz, 
... of a 6-tone scale sequence of electro-magnetic frequencies called the Original 
..... As some authors

Question: Vibrations at certain frequencies are called harmonics or these "tones"
Answer: overtones