Fundamental frequency
The fundamental frequency is the lowest positive frequency associated with a periodic signal’s repetition rate. It sets the spacing between the signal’s integer-multiple harmonics.
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Harmonic seriesBroader topic: Every harmonic is an integer multiple of this starting frequency.
ProsodyRelated: Pitch contours in speech track changes in fundamental frequency.
XylophoneNarrower topic: Removing material from a bar lowers its fundamental frequency and pitch.
ParalanguageBroader topic: It provides a measurable acoustic basis for perceived pitch.
Vocal rangeRelated: It provides a measurable counterpart to the pitches at a singer’s range limits.
Vocal registerRelated: Register ranges are described partly by the pitches they produce.