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• Envelope function
  ...illustrates a sine wave varying between an upper and a lower envelope. The envelope function may be a function of time, or of space, or indeed of any variable. A common situation resulting in an envelope function in both space ''x'' and time ''t'' is the superposition of two waves of alm
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• Envelope function/Definition
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• MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface)/Definition
  ...tio 2^1/12. Various codes allow selection of [[timbre]] and of [[Envelope function#Example: Sound envelope|sound envelope]].
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• Envelope function
  ...illustrates a sine wave varying between an upper and a lower envelope. The envelope function may be a function of time, or of space, or indeed of any variable. A common situation resulting in an envelope function in both space ''x'' and time ''t'' is the superposition of two waves of alm
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• Tone (music)
  ...and with the way that it is played. The manner of playing determines the [[Envelope function|sound envelope]] of a note, and therefore the amplitude of its constituent where ''s'' is the [[Envelope function|sound envelope]] that expresses the duration of the note at a fixed locatio
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• Cent (music)
  ...e (music)|timbre]],<ref name=Seashore/> and varies with the shape of the [[envelope function|envelope]] of the waveform that turns the tones on and off.<ref name=Hartma
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• Note (music)
  ...ht|180px|The amplitude of a musical note varies in time according to its [[Envelope function|sound envelope]].<ref name=Alten/>}}
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• Pitch (music)
  ...its pitch, namely, its loudness (amplitude), and its temporal evolution ([[Envelope function#Example: Sound envelope|sound envelope]]). The human auditory perception sy
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