Definition of fundamental note in English:

fundamental note

noun

Music

The lowest note of a chord in its original form.
〔乐〕根音
Example sentencesExamples
- The second movement begins with the horn singing all by itself, anchored in a fundamental note and flowering from there.
- In extreme cases the overtones generated can be as loud as the fundamental note produced by the string.
- A vibrating string, for example, can oscillate as a whole to produce the fundamental note which establishes the pitch of the note we hear.
- A violin playing the same note will sound distinct because it also generates harmonics of this fundamental note.
- The harmonics are secondary notes produced when an instrument is played, with frequencies that are multiples of the fundamental note frequency.
- The result is a note different than the fundamental notes and rich of its own harmonic frequencies.

Definition of fundamental note in US English:

fundamental note

noun

Music

The lowest note of a chord in its original (uninverted) form.
〔乐〕根音
Example sentencesExamples
- In extreme cases the overtones generated can be as loud as the fundamental note produced by the string.
- A vibrating string, for example, can oscillate as a whole to produce the fundamental note which establishes the pitch of the note we hear.
- The harmonics are secondary notes produced when an instrument is played, with frequencies that are multiples of the fundamental note frequency.
- The second movement begins with the horn singing all by itself, anchored in a fundamental note and flowering from there.
- The result is a note different than the fundamental notes and rich of its own harmonic frequencies.
- A violin playing the same note will sound distinct because it also generates harmonics of this fundamental note.

词汇	fundamental note
释义	Definition of fundamental note in English: fundamental note noun Music The lowest note of a chord in its original form. 〔乐〕根音 Example sentencesExamples The second movement begins with the horn singing all by itself, anchored in a fundamental note and flowering from there. In extreme cases the overtones generated can be as loud as the fundamental note produced by the string. A vibrating string, for example, can oscillate as a whole to produce the fundamental note which establishes the pitch of the note we hear. A violin playing the same note will sound distinct because it also generates harmonics of this fundamental note. The harmonics are secondary notes produced when an instrument is played, with frequencies that are multiples of the fundamental note frequency. The result is a note different than the fundamental notes and rich of its own harmonic frequencies. Definition of fundamental note in US English: fundamental note noun Music The lowest note of a chord in its original (uninverted) form. 〔乐〕根音 Example sentencesExamples In extreme cases the overtones generated can be as loud as the fundamental note produced by the string. A vibrating string, for example, can oscillate as a whole to produce the fundamental note which establishes the pitch of the note we hear. The harmonics are secondary notes produced when an instrument is played, with frequencies that are multiples of the fundamental note frequency. The second movement begins with the horn singing all by itself, anchored in a fundamental note and flowering from there. The result is a note different than the fundamental notes and rich of its own harmonic frequencies. A violin playing the same note will sound distinct because it also generates harmonics of this fundamental note.
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